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英國金融科技:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計、成長預測(2026-2031)United Kingdom Fintech - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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英國金融科技市場預計到 2026 年將達到 214.4 億美元,高於 2025 年的 185.7 億美元。
預計到 2031 年將達到 439.2 億美元,2026 年至 2031 年的複合年成長率為 15.42%。

開放銀行、即時支付和監管沙盒框架的普及,即便宏觀經濟的不確定性重塑了資金籌措格局,也正在擴大潛在需求。倫敦對創業投資依然具有吸引力,而曼徹斯特和愛丁堡等區域中心城市也不斷拓展其專業領域。新興銀行正從成長階段邁向獲利階段,嵌入式金融正在推動零售商與金融科技公司之間建立更深入的合作關係。科技的應用,尤其是人工智慧,正在支持經濟高效的規模化發展,並推動英國金融科技市場持續保持兩位數的成長。
到2024年,將有700萬英國消費者積極使用開放銀行服務,進而為第三方服務供應商提供標準化的API介面。強制性資料共用使帳戶間交易量增加了30%,並使一些小眾支付公司得以繞過傳統卡組織。在金融行為監理局(FCA)的主導,監理政策的製定已將英國金融科技市場打造成為競爭主導創新的標竿。支付服務提供者目前正在整合即時支付和身份驗證功能,從而降低商家費用,並促進各種嵌入式金融應用場景的實現。互通性的提升降低了客戶轉換方式的門檻,並加大了傳統支付處理商面臨的競爭壓力。
自2016年以來,已有55家公司參與了FCA的監管沙盒,數位證券沙盒在2025年3月迎來了12家國際參與者。託管測試環境降低了合規成本並縮短了產品上市時間,吸引了來自新加坡和美國的公司。 2025年1月宣布的一項新的人工智慧測試走廊將擴大覆蓋範圍,涵蓋演算法信貸承銷和自主交易。 FCA與加拿大、澳洲和日本監管機構簽署的跨境合作備忘錄簡化了通行證流程,使英國金融科技市場穩固地成為尋求國際擴張的成長型公司的理想跳板。
2025年3月全面落實業務彈性要求,需要對關鍵業務服務進行詳細梳理,並進行嚴謹而又貼近實際的情境測試。使用超大規模雲端服務供應商的金融科技公司需要證明其具備端到端的控制能力,這將導致審核頻率增加和供應商管理成本上升。將於2025年1月生效的《數位業務彈性法案》將在英國GDPR義務的基礎上,增加額外的ICT風險報告要求。中小企業面臨著能力發展與合規之間的權衡,將改變英國金融科技市場的成本曲線。
截至2025年,數位支付佔英國金融科技市場的32.15%,而新銀行預計將以19.18%的複合年成長率成長至2031年,成為成長最快的領域。 Revolut和Starling創紀錄的盈利證明了規模化後業務單位經濟效益的可行性。 Revolut於2024年7月獲得英國銀行牌照,旨在擴大存款融資利潤率並加強產品交叉銷售。隨著區域信貸差距的擴大,中小企業的數位貸款正在加速發展。保險科技公司正在利用數據分析來改善核保流程,而數位投資則受益於人工智慧主導的投資組合視覺化。英格蘭銀行於2024年9月啟動的人工智慧聯盟正在推動各種提案領域的演算法創新,從而深化英國金融科技市場。
隨著嵌入式金融合作夥伴的興起,新銀行的客戶獲取成本將會下降,這些合作夥伴會將帳戶嵌入零售商的支付流程中。盈利的轉捩點將與手續費和交換費收入的增加有關,例如來自加密貨幣交易的收入。另類貸款機構將利用開放銀行數據,透過現金流審查來縮短中小企業的批准時間。財富科技公司將使零售投資更加普及,而保險科技公司將透過理賠自動化來提高客戶滿意度。總而言之,這些變化凸顯了英國金融科技產業正在進行的結構性調整。
United Kingdom fintech market size in 2026 is estimated at USD 21.44 billion, growing from 2025 value of USD 18.57 billion with 2031 projections showing USD 43.92 billion, growing at 15.42% CAGR over 2026-2031.

Open banking adoption, real-time payments, and a supportive regulatory sandbox framework are expanding addressable demand even as macro-uncertainty reshapes funding patterns. London retains its magnetic pull for venture capital, yet regional hubs in Manchester and Edinburgh are capturing specialized niches. Neobanks move from growth to profitability, while embedded finance deepens retailer-fintech partnerships. Technology adoption, especially artificial intelligence, underpins cost-efficient scale-ups and positions the United Kingdom fintech market for sustained double-digit growth.
Seven million UK consumers actively used open-banking services in 2024, unlocking standardized API access for third-party providers. Mandatory data-sharing spurred a 30% rise in account-to-account transactions and enabled niche payment firms to bypass incumbent card networks. The regulatory design, championed by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), positions the United Kingdom fintech market as a benchmark for competition-led innovation. Payment providers now integrate real-time settlement and identity verification, lowering merchant fees and fuelling broader embedded-finance use cases. Elevated interoperability also reduces customer switching friction, intensifying competitive pressure on legacy processors.
Since 2016, the FCA sandbox has admitted 55 firms, and the Digital Securities Sandbox opened to 12 additional international participants in March 2025. Controlled testing cuts compliance costs and time-to-market, drawing firms from Singapore and the United States. A new AI-testing corridor, announced in January 2025, broadens the scope to algorithmic underwriting and autonomous trading. Cross-border memoranda between the FCA and Canadian, Australian, and Japanese regulators streamline passporting, thereby anchoring the United Kingdom fintech market as a launchpad for multi-jurisdictional scale-ups.
Full implementation of operational-resilience mandates by March 2025 requires granular mapping of important business services and severe-but-plausible scenario tests. Fintechs leveraging hyperscale cloud providers must evidence end-to-end controls, increasing audit frequency, and vendor-management expense. The Digital Operational Resilience Act, effective January 2025, layers additional ICT-risk reporting on top of UK GDPR obligations. Smaller firms face trade-offs between feature development and compliance, changing cost curves across the United Kingdom fintech market.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Digital Payments retained 32.15% of the United Kingdom fintech market size in 2025, yet Neobanking posted the fastest outlook with a 19.18% CAGR to 2031. Record profitability at Revolut and Starling demonstrates viable unit-economics once scale is reached. Revolut secured a UK banking licence in July 2024, expanding deposit-funded margins and improving product cross-sell. Digital Lending to SMEs accelerates as regional credit gaps broaden. Insurtech deploys data analytics to refine underwriting, while Digital Investments benefit from AI-led portfolio visualization. The Bank of England's AI Consortium, launched in September 2024, catalyzes algorithmic innovation across propositions, adding depth to the United Kingdom fintech market.
Customer acquisition costs for neobanks fall as embedded-finance partners bundle accounts inside retail checkout journeys. Profitability inflection points align with higher interchange income and fee-based revenues, such as crypto trading. Alternative lenders leverage open-banking data for cash-flow underwriting, cutting decision times for SMEs. Wealth-tech providers democratize fractional investing, while Insurtech firms automate claims, raising user satisfaction. Collectively, these shifts underline the structural re-rating occurring in the United Kingdom fintech industry.
The United Kingdom Fintech Market is Segmented by Service Proposition (Digital Payments, Digital Lending and Financing, Digital Investments, Insurtech, and Neobanking), by End-User (Retail and Businesses), and by User Interface (Mobile Applications, Web / Browser, and POS / IoT Devices). The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (USD).