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This partnership with AMCHAM T&T is a timely and important collaboration that represents a deliberate shift from being consumers of technology to becoming creators of responsible, indigenous AI solutions.
Digital payments have entered a sustained growth phase in Trinidad and Tobago, fundamentally transforming how locals and visitors experience major cultural celebrations.
The new system is designed to remove traditional barriers to opening a business account, providing entrepreneurs with a faster, simpler, and more transparent onboarding experience.
"This investment helps minimise the risk of islandwide disruption and gives Tobagonians greater confidence in the reliability of their connectivity, now and into the future."
NPICTT now operates as the national payments infrastructure provider, while its Innovation Centre functions as the entry point for certified digital solutions to be rolled out across the public sector.
"“The Innovation Lab has revolutionised our teaching and learning. Our students are taking every opportunity to include tech in their daily activities."
There are 282,000 fixed line subscribers in Trinidad and Tobago. That number has been dropping incrementally year over year declining 16.1 percent between 2024 and 2025.