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Updated in EWS Mar 4, 2024
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The project objective is to support the development, consolidation, and integration of a fintech ecosystem in the three countries of northern Central America (El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala) by increasing the number of people accessing financial products and services through fintechs. Regulatory innovations, institution-strengthening, and financing for enterprises and entities operating in the fintech ecosystem will be promoted to this end.
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