In connection with information published in the public domain concerning the participation of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski in Future Finance Summit 2025, and suggestions made in this context regarding links to zondacrypto, the FinTech Poland Foundation wishes to state unequivocally that the information presented conflates two separate events and may lead to false conclusions.
zondacrypto was not a sponsor of Future Finance Summit 2025, at which Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski spoke.
Future Finance Summit took place on 4–5 November 2025 as the main conference of Warsaw Finance Week. Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski spoke on 5 November, delivering an address focused on geopolitics, security and the global financial order.
Digital Asset Day was a separate thematic event held on 6 November, one day after the Deputy Prime Minister’s appearance. zondacrypto was one of the partners of that event, alongside other market participants. The programme brought together experts, business representatives, as well as representatives of different political and institutional backgrounds.
Linking zondacrypto’s partnership with Digital Asset Day to Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski’s participation in Future Finance Summit is therefore inconsistent with the facts and with the actual structure of Warsaw Finance Week 2025.
At the same time, in the interest of full transparency, we wish to clarify that Minister of Finance Andrzej Domański did not participate in any of the events held as part of Warsaw Finance Week 2025. The Ministry of Finance was ultimately represented by another representative. In a summary of the event published on the FinTech Poland website, Minister Andrzej Domański was mistakenly listed among the participants. This was an editorial error and has been corrected.
The FinTech Poland Foundation is an independent expert organisation bringing together more than 200 entities representing the financial, technology and innovation sectors. The Foundation’s role is to provide a platform for open, substantive dialogue between the market, public administration, regulators, experts and academia. Our events and discussions bring together representatives of different institutions, companies, communities and viewpoints.
The FinTech Poland Foundation does not represent the interests of individual companies, nor does it make its expert positions dependent on partnership or sponsorship arrangements related to the events it organises.
Our positions on financial market regulation, including the crypto-assets market, are developed on the basis of consultations with a broad range of market participants, analysis of European regulations and the expertise of professionals cooperating with the Foundation.
FinTech Poland has consistently supported the regulation of the crypto-assets market in Poland and the establishment of clear, predictable rules for its operation that are consistent with European law. The discussion surrounding such regulation should be based on facts, expert knowledge and an assessment of the impact of individual solutions on the market, businesses and users of financial services.
We expect the same standard in public debate concerning the activities of the Foundation: claims should be based on verified facts and should accurately reflect the nature of the events we organise and our relationships with their participants and partners.
