Backed by the Karnataka government, the new IIMBx fintech program offers phased certification, an industry-aligned curriculum, and bilingual content to prepare learners for diverse roles in the rapidly expanding financial technology sector.

Bangalore’s Indian Institute of Management (IIMB), through its digital learning arm IIMBx, has rolled out a new FinTech Certificate Program aimed at students and early-career professionals.
The initiative is supported by the Government of Karnataka under the Skilling and Training pillar of the Centre of Excellence in Fintech, managed by the state’s Department of Electronics, IT, and Biotechnology.

The program is designed to equip learners with both basic and advanced knowledge of the fintech ecosystem.
“The committee reiterates, in the strongest possible terms, the need for a structured system for gathering input from all sides,” the report stated.
According to IIMB, the launch comes at a time when financial technology adoption is accelerating, driving innovation and broadening access to services.
The curriculum is aligned with industry demands to prepare participants for roles across the fintech sector.
Structured in two phases, the course begins with a six-month Foundation Certificate, followed by a three-month Advanced Certificate for those who complete the first stage.
Applications are open until Sept 14, with details available on the official IIMBx platform. A government grant allows the program to be offered at a subsidized fee.
Delivered through a blended asynchronous model, the program provides recorded lectures, reading materials, graded assessments, and ungraded activities, with transcripts in both Kannada and English.
Live sessions will feature discussions, industry engagement, and problem-solving. Support for learners will include doubt-clearing sessions and academic guidance.
The syllabus spans business strategy, finance and accounting, people management, product management, and regulation of financial services.
It also explores major fintech segments such as lending, payments, insurance, and wealth management. Career pathways include strategy, product development, and entrepreneurship.
The program will be led by Professor G Sabarinathan, a retired faculty member in IIMB’s Finance and Accounting area, with contributions from industry professionals to blend academic rigor with practical insights.

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