Take one financial problem from idea to evidence-backed prototype.

A studio, not a lecture. Students work in mixed teams on a real problem, with real users, and leave with a pilot and a portfolio.

Finance Technology Data Design Business One team. Five disciplines. One real problem.
The Finterventions model

Seven steps from problem to launch.

Step 1 of 7Use ← → keys
01

Understand

Pick a real financial problem and learn who it affects and why it persists.

Context→Stakeholders→Problem statement
02

Discover

Go to the field. Talk to users, collect data and find the real pain point.

Interviews→Surveys→Insights
03

Design

Sketch solutions, pick the strongest idea and design the user journey.

Ideas→Journey map→Wireframes
04

Build

Turn the design into a working prototype: an app, a tool, a process or a campaign.

Prototype→MVP→Demo
05

Test

Put it in front of real users and measure what works and what doesn't.

User tests→Metrics→Fixes
06

Validate

Run a small pilot and collect evidence that the intervention makes a difference.

Pilot→Feedback→Data→Iteration
07

Launch

Pitch it, publish it, or hand it to a partner who can take it further.

Pitch→Partners→Scale
The studio

Real problems, not textbook projects.

Rather than giving every learner the same theoretical project, each team works on a real problem, for a real user, with a real pilot at the end.

A real problemSomething people actually struggle with
A real userSomeone the team can talk to
A real interventionA tool, product or process
A real pilotEvidence, not just a slide
Example challenges

Pick a problem worth solving.

Tap a card to see what you'd build.

AI × Finance track

Build with AI, responsibly.

AI+Financial Data+Decision Support+Personalisation+Automation

Project ideas

AI budget coachScam message detectorLoan offer explainer Expense categoriserTax document helperCredit score simulator Vernacular money chatbotSavings nudge engineMSME cash-flow forecaster

Responsible innovation: every AI project is checked for privacy, fairness and explainability. Tools support decisions; they never replace human judgement.

What learners build

A Financial Innovation Portfolio.

Eight documents that show exactly what each learner did, from first question to final pitch.

  1. 01Problem Statement
  2. 02User Research
  3. 03Insight Report
  4. 04Solution Design
  5. 05Prototype
  6. 06Test Results
  7. 07Pilot Evidence
  8. 08Final Pitch
Capstone

Build for India.

Teams pitch their prototype and evidence to a panel of people who build and fund finance in India.

Fintech LeadersBanksStartups InvestorsFoundersTechnology Experts
Launch pathways

Where a project can go next.

  1. 1Campus Project
  2. 2Pilot
  3. 3Startup
  4. 4Industry Project
  5. 5Social Innovation
  6. 6Venture

Ready to build something real?

Bring the studio to your college, or help judge the next set of ideas.