The development and use of SupTech have great potential to increase the efficiency and efficacy of financial supervision and can help manage risks that accompany with the development of FinTech. Nevertheless, the current discussion on SupTech remains divergent, and the literature remains limited. The lack of a common ground for conversation and debate among regulators, academics and industry members has postponed the market development and the possible transition of the regulatory regime. To fill this gap, this paper aims to provide an analytical framework and developing roadmap for SupTech. It begins with an analysis of the rise of SupTech and its developing trends and then portrays a new paradigm of technology-enabled financial regulation. The analytical framework and developing roadmap are then proposed to assist the regulators and other stakeholders in assessing their current stage of SupTech development and then identifying possible paths to the next level of development.