Pintec Subsidiary ZIITECH Recognized by Austrade Under EMDG Program

Oct 20, 2025
Pintec subsidiary ZIITECH has been recognized by Austrade under the Export Market Development Grant program, which will support its expansion into markets including New Zealand, Singapore, Bangladesh, and the UK.

Pintec Technology Holdings Limited announced that its subsidiary ZIITECH has been officially recognized by the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) under the Export Market Development Grant (EMDG) program, according to a press release.

The recognition allows ZIITECH to receive funding support to expand its technology export initiatives beyond Australia. Target markets include New Zealand, Singapore, Bangladesh, and the United Kingdom.

ZIITECH provides digital infrastructure solutions such as cloud-based point-of-sale systems and AI-powered decision platforms aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises. The EMDG designation will help the company accelerate deployment of its solutions and strengthen relationships across the Asia-Pacific and European regions.

Pintec CEO Zexiong Huang said the recognition reinforces the company’s ability to deliver AI-enabled solutions for SMEs and supports its broader global growth strategy.

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