Abstract:Under the background of digital economy, it is very important to correctly understand and grasp the co-opetition relationship between commercial banks and financial technology institutions. This paper constructs an evolutionary game model of competition cooperation relationship between commercial banks and financial technology institutions, and uses the theoretical model to analyze the influence of key parameters and penalty constraints on the cooperation stability, and demonstrates the effectiveness of the model and its results by using numerical simulation. The results show that: the evolutionary stability strategy of the game system is unstable, and the co-opetition decisions of commercial banks and financial technology institutions are affected by the factors of excess return, cooperation cost, the rationality of income and cost allocation; when the rationality levels of both sides are different, the penalty mechanism can change the evolution direction of system stability strategy, and there is a critical point of default penalty, which makes both sides choose cooperation strategy. Therefore, the government should play its own functions, formulate effective external constraints, and guide the competition cooperation relationship between the two sides to a more healthy and stable direction.