Money 20/20 USA 2026

Money20/20 USA 2026 will take place on October 18-21, 2026, in Las Vegas, bringing senior leaders from fintech, payments, banking, retail, technology, digital assets, compliance, and financial services into one of the industry’s most active business environments.

18 – 21 October Las Vegas, USA

Meet Coinspaid experts at the event

Pavel Kashuba

Strategic Leader of Coinspaid

Pavel Kashuba is Strategic Leader of Coinspaid, where he leads the company’s strategic vision, product development, and global growth. A fintech entrepreneur and payments strategist with nearly two decades of experience across banking, corporate finance, and payments technology, he focuses on building secure, scalable, and compliant infrastructure that helps businesses integrate cryptocurrency payments into everyday operations. Website: pavel-kashuba.com
Pavel Kashuba
Hanna Drabysheuskaya

Chief Financial Officer

Hanna Drabysheuskaya
Elena Dudina

Financial Institutions and Partnerships Manager

Elena Dudina
Valeri Zaremba

Event Manager

Valeri Zaremba
Tatsiana Kozlovskaya

Marketing Communications Lead

Tatsiana Kozlovskaya

Coinspaid will attend the event to meet companies exploring crypto payment acceptance, stablecoin settlement, cross-border transactions, payment automation, and more efficient financial operations.

Coinspaid Solutions is an official sponsor of Money20/20 USA, showcasing its blockchain payment infrastructure for businesses and financial institutions and its role in connecting stablecoins with real-world financial operations.

Why Money20/20 is important for the industry

Money20/20 USA brings together executive leaders from banks, payment companies, fintech firms, technology providers, retailers, startups, investors, and policy-focused organizations. Its strength comes from the concentration of senior decision-makers involved in financial technology, payment systems, digital assets, compliance, and business growth.

Companies attend Money20/20 to understand where the payments market is going and how new technologies are affecting customer experience, treasury operations, settlement, compliance, and international expansion. The event gives business leaders access to market insight, partnership discussions, and implementation knowledge from companies already building and using financial technology in live environments.

In 2026, the payments industry is moving through a period of intense change. Businesses want faster settlement, wider payment coverage, lower processing costs, and better control over cross-border flows. Customers expect more payment options, while finance teams need stronger reporting, reconciliation, and liquidity management.

Regulation across digital assets, AML, stablecoins, and cross-border payments also continues to develop, creating new responsibilities for companies entering or expanding in this area.

What business leaders are discussing in 2026 at Money20/20

The fintech and payments agenda in 2026 is centered on performance, efficiency, risk control, and global reach. Companies are looking for payment systems capable of supporting faster transactions, smoother settlement, stronger compliance, and better financial visibility across markets.

Stablecoins

Stablecoins are one of the main areas of business interest. Companies involved in international payments, digital commerce, marketplaces, gaming, fintech, and financial services are exploring stablecoins as a tool for faster settlement, lower transfer costs, and improved liquidity management.

Businesses are now prioritizing use in live payment operations, especially for companies handling high transaction volumes or serving customers across multiple regions.

Cross-border payments

Businesses still face high fees, slow settlement, failed transactions, FX costs, and complex provider relationships in many markets. Payment teams attending Money20/20 are focused on reducing friction, improving transparency, and giving finance departments better control over incoming and outgoing funds.

Compliance

Companies working with digital assets need to manage AML checks, KYB, transaction monitoring, risk controls, reporting, and regional requirements from the start. Strong compliance planning supports safer growth, smoother partner relationships, and fewer operational surprises as payment volumes increase.

Blockchain-based payment systems

Businesses are seeking access to digital assets without having to build every component internally. Companies are evaluating wallet management, payment gateways, conversion flows, liquidity access, reporting, settlement processes, and treasury controls.

AI in fintech

Ai is becoming a business priority across fraud detection, risk monitoring, compliance operations, customer support, data analysis, and payment optimization. Companies are assessing where AI can improve efficiency while preserving governance, accuracy, and control over sensitive financial processes.

Ultimately, businesses want higher acceptance rates, fewer failed payments, lower costs, more payment options, cleaner reporting, and smoother settlement. Money20/20 gives companies a place to discuss these priorities with providers and partners able to support real implementation.

Solving payment challenges

Many companies are interested in digital assets, stablecoins, and blockchain-based payments, while implementation often requires coordination across compliance, finance, product, treasury, reporting, and customer experience.

Some businesses need to launch digital asset operations efficiently across payment acceptance, wallet management, conversion, settlement, reporting, and compliance. A joined-up operating model can reduce internal complexity and help teams move from planning to deployment with fewer delays.

Other companies rely on several providers for payments, compliance, liquidity, blockchain access, and reporting. As transaction volumes grow, fragmented systems can make reconciliation harder, slow internal processes, and increase operational risk.

Growing payment volumes also create new requirements around monitoring, automation, failed transactions, customer support, treasury visibility, and internal accountability. A payment setup used during early testing often needs stronger controls once activity expands across more customers, assets, and settlement destinations.

Settlement and treasury operations create another major challenge. Finance teams need faster access to funds, better visibility over incoming transactions, predictable conversion processes, and cleaner reporting. Stablecoins and digital assets can support these goals when the operating model is planned with finance and compliance needs in mind.

Many businesses also want to adopt stablecoins and digital assets without building every component internally. Coinspaid helps companies understand which parts of the process can be handled by an experienced provider, which responsibilities remain internal, and how to create a payment model suited to long-term growth.

Meet Coinspaid at Money 20/20

Coinspaid develops blockchain payment software that enables businesses to integrate and manage blockchain-based payment operations.

The company has more than 11 years of blockchain expertise, and its software has supported more than €29 billion in payment volume across over 40 million transactions.

At Money20/20 USA, the Coinspaid team will be available to discuss digital asset payments, stablecoin settlement, crypto-to-fiat conversion, treasury operations, cross-border transactions, and payment optimization.

Visitors will be able to meet Pavel Kashuba, Strategic Leader of Coinspaid; Hanna Drabysheuskaya, Chief Financial Officer; Tatsiana Kozlovskaya, Marketing Communications Lead; Elena Dudina, Financial Institutions and Partnerships Manager.

Whether you are assessing digital assets for the first time, replacing a fragmented payment setup, or preparing an existing operation for higher volumes, the conversation can begin with your specific business requirements. Our team can help clarify which parts of the payment flow can be handled by an experienced provider, what should remain in-house, and how to design an operating model that supports long-term growth.

Speakers

William (Bill) Demchak
William (Bill) Demchak

Chairman & Chief Executive Officer at The PNC Financial Services Group

Chairman and CEO of The PNC Financial Services Group, one of the largest diversified financial services companies in the U.S. He has led PNC since 2013 after holding senior leadership roles at both PNC and JPMorgan Chase.

Mariëtte Swart
Mariëtte Swart

Chief Risk & Compliance Officer at Adyen

Chief Risk and Compliance Officer at Adyen, where she previously built and led the company's legal function as General Counsel. She specializes in financial regulation, payments, and compliance.

Cameron Fowler
Cameron Fowler

CEO at Early Warning

CEO of Early Warning Services, leading the growth of Zelle®, which processes over $1 trillion in annual payments, and the launch of the Paze® digital wallet. He also oversees the company's fraud prevention and payments innovation strategy.

David Jegen
David Jegen

Managing Partner at F-Prime

Managing Partner at F-Prime, investing in fintech and enterprise software, with investments including Flywire, Toast, and Kensho. He is also the co-founder of Fintech Sandbox, a nonprofit supporting fintech startups.

Tarek Mansour
Tarek Mansour

CEO at Kalshi

Co-founder and CEO of Kalshi, the world's largest federally regulated prediction market exchange. Previously a quantitative trader at Goldman Sachs and Citadel, he holds bachelor's and master's degrees from MIT.

Agenda

October 18–21
  1. Pillar 1
    Borderless Financial Architecture

    Cross-border modernization, tokenization, and stablecoins for global mobility and commerce.

  2. Pillar 2
    Technology as the Great Equalizer​

    The democratizing power of agentic AI , autonomous agents, AI predicted fraud and hyper-personalization for innovation and access.

  3. Pillar 3
    Partnerships as the Engine to Scale

    Fintech as a service, embedded finance, collaborating and investing to create capable and secure financial systems.

  4. Pillar 4
    Brave New World: Setting Guardrails​

    Addresses regulatory challenges, trust-building, and the need for transparency in a rapidly evolving landscape.

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