28 October 2025

The Supervisory Board of Hi-Tech Park has approved the registration of 34 new residents. This will significantly diversify the Park’s portfolio, strengthening its position in biotechnology, cyber sports, software development, and artificial intelligence. The newly admitted companies will develop software solutions for major clients and create innovative products targeting both domestic and international markets.

Cardigans Gaming will focus on organizing cyber sports tournaments and broadcasting matches, building a unique platform to foster industry growth and engage a broad audience. The company also plans to offer a comprehensive suite of advertising services for sponsors and partners, supporting them in effective brand and product promotion in the fast-paced esports environment.

LymonDevs is going to start developing a web platform powered by artificial intelligence. By analyzing customer data, purchase history, procedures, and skin diagnostics, the platform will deliver personalized skincare recommendations, ensuring a tailored approach and improved treatment outcomes.

Bypass Factory will develop and produce innovative feed additives using biotechnology, enabling controlled release of active ingredients. These advanced solutions aim to enhance the health and productivity of livestock and poultry, improving the overall quality of agricultural products.

QUINX is building a specialized platform to prepare developers and senior technical students for IT job interviews. Using AI technologies, the platform will simulate realistic interview scenarios, providing an effective training experience.

Prisma Pay is developing software for electronic payments. The company aims to create secure and modern products designed to ensure efficient and safe transactions  to meet the high standards of the financial technology sector.

InfraWizards will offer full-cycle outsourcing services for the development and maintenance of infrastructure and cloud-based solutions.

PinCars United is creating an online platform that connects passengers and transport providers, enabling convenient and efficient trip planning. Passengers will be able to submit requests, specifying route, date, time, number of passengers, and transport preferences, while the providers will compete by offering better pricing and conditions. The system ensures that users will have access to optimal travel options that meet their specific needs.

EFCON Digital will develop and support software for a major mobile operator, enhancing coverage forecasting and optimizing network configurations.

The Supervisory Board also discussed key strategic topics, including the activities of crypto-residents, improvements to crypto regulation, and proposals to support youth and the startup ecosystem.

Anna Ryabova, the director of Hi-Tech Park, commented: “Education and support for innovative youth remain top priorities. This innovation-driven movement holds great promise for the future.”

The Secretariat proposed the creation of a national grant system for talented students and educators in the IT sector. This initiative will include tools to reward young talents and their mentors, along with a coordination mechanism to support the implementation.

Another initiative involves supporting educational programs in innovation-driven entrepreneurship. University-based acceleration programs will help foster startup development by building entrepreneurial competencies.

It’s worth noting that in June the Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Turchin set a task before the HTP Supervisory Board to actively support educational initiatives and the scientific community. Up to date Hi-Tech Park has already launched a venture academy and an incubation system as well as signed partnership agreements with startup centers at 12 Belarusian universities.