Cyberport Accelerator Support Programme

The Cyberport Accelerator Support Programme (CASP) sponsors Cyberport incubates and alumni to join accelerator programmes in Hong Kong, Mainland, and overseas markets, enabling start-ups to fuel their growth.

Successful applicants receive up to HK$300,000 in financial assistance, which can be used for accelerator programme fees, office rental, interns, travel and marketing expenses, and professional services fees.

CR-Cyberport Joint Accelerator

To bolster Hong Kong start-up’s R&D commercialisation and market expansion, Cyberport and the China Resources Research Institute of Science and Technology launched a joint accelerator programme in 2024. The programme offers up to HK$1.8 million in support, including funding, venues, R&D facilities, and professional advisory services, along with investment opportunities.

Eligible companies must be Hong Kong-registered Cyberport community members specialising in: FinTech, Smart Living, Digital Entertainment, cybersecurity, AI, big data, supercomputing centres, blockchain, Web3, and other targeted technologies.

Programme Benefits

Eligibility

List of accelerator programmes endorsed by Cyberport

Applications

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Enquiries

FAQ

Who can apply?

Applicants must be current or graduated Cyberport incubatees or CCMF grantees

When can I apply?

Applications are accepted year-round, following admission to an endorsed accelerator programme.

What documents are required?

Applicants must submit the completed Cyberport Accelerator Support Programme application form with proof of admission to an endorsed accelerator programme.

How do I submit my application?

By email to the Cyberport Collaboration Centre at casp@cyberport.hk.

When is the deadline?

Applications must be submitted before the accelerator programme starts.

How long is the review process?

Approximately 2 months, depending on document completeness.

How will I be notified?

Results are sent via email.

Can I apply for multiple programmes?

Yes, as long as each application complies with the stated requirements. However, the financial assistance for each recipient will be capped at HK$300,000.