The 2025 UK FinTech Awards took place on Friday night

Featurespace and Silverfin were the big winners with two prizes each

The very best of the UK fintechs were crowned on Friday night at the UK FinTech Awards 2025.

It was a fantastic evening, with the best and brightest from the UK fintech scene coming together to celebrate another brilliant year for the industry.

There were hundreds of incredible submissions and the judging panel struggled to choose just one winner in some very crowded categories.

The biggest winners on the night were Featurespace and Silverfin, who both took home two prizes. Silverfin won Accounting of the Year and Thomas Worthington won Young Achiever of the Year, and Featurespace, along with winning Banking Tech of the Year, took home the big one: Fintech of the Year.

The full list of winners is below. You can follow this link to the event website to see more, including comments from the judges on each of the winners.

Startup of The Year: Omnea 

Data Initiative of The Year: Sumsub 

Accounting Tech of The Year: Silverfin 

Crypto Award: ONE.io 

Paytech of The Year: GoCardless

Personal Finance Tech of The Year, sponsored by Gowling WLG: Cleo 

Disruptor of The Year: Pie Tax 

LendTech of The Year: Salad Money 

Banking Tech of The Year: Featurespace 

RegTech of The Year: Corlytics 

Rising Star of The Year: Ambra Zhang, Juniper 

Pensions Tech of The Year: PensionBee 

InsurTech of The Year: Juniper 

WealthTech of The Year: Timeline 

PropTech of The Year: LettsPay 

Best Employer Award: Flagstone Group 

Digital Assets Award: Xapo Bank 

Team of The Year: Aventum 

Young Achiever of The Year: Thomas Worthington, Silverfin 

Innovator of The Year, sponsored by Lockton: James Fairgrieve, Aventum 

FinTech Partner Award: B4B Payments 

Director of The Year: Sinead Fitzmaurice, Transfermate Global Payments 

FinTech of The Year, sponsored by S&W: Featurespace 

Image: UK FinTech Awards

Robert Welbourn Robert Welbourn is an experienced financial writer. He has worked for a number of high street banks and trading platforms. He's also a published author and freelance writer and editor.