INFTF is structured as a lean institutional foundation by design. Our focus is on shaping ideas, building trusted partnerships, and enabling systemic change, not on operating large programs ourselves. This model gives us the clarity, speed, and neutrality needed to work effectively across jurisdictions, technologies, and regulatory environments.
INFTF acts as a neutral institutional enabler. Our role is to connect regulators, financial institutions, and technology providers, and to help shape the frameworks that make cross-border innovation possible.
Operating lean ensures focus, neutrality, and the ability to work with a wide range of partners without competing with them. This approach is both deliberate and sustainable: it is what allows INFTF to operate with credibility and impact across multiple jurisdictions.
INFTF MTÜ is a registered non-profit organisation under Estonian law. It aligns with EU non-profit governance standards and maintains appropriate financial oversight and reporting in accordance with local and EU regulations.
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Our governance model combines institutional accountability with operational agility. Strategic direction and compliance are set at the board level. Advisory input ensures depth across finance, technology, regulation, and development.
The team is empowered and dynamic, working with a high degree of autonomy to build partnerships, identify opportunities, and deliver solutions with minimal oversight. This approach enables rapid, effective action while maintaining strategic clarity and accountability.
Strategic direction, compliance, and accountability are overseen by a lean board in accordance with our statutes and regulatory obligations.
INFTF draws on a network of advisors with expertise across relevant domains to inform priorities and ensure global relevance.
Delivery is carried out through targeted teams and structured partnerships, allowing INFTF to scale impact without becoming an operator.