Conference · Apr 27 to Apr 29, 2027

Money20/20 Asia 2027

Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Bangkok, Thailand

Tickets & registration

About Money20/20 Asia

Money20/20 Asia is recognized as a premier fintech event where industry leaders converge to conduct business and influence the future of financial technology in Asia. It gathers thousands of senior decision-makers from diverse sectors including banking, payments, fintech, technology, retail, policy, startups, and investment. The event's focus is on shaping the financial landscape of the region, emphasizing that Asia is a hub for innovation and global opportunity. [5][1]

The 2027 edition of Money20/20 Asia, scheduled for April 27-29, 2027, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok, Thailand, anticipates significant participation. Projections for 2027 include over 5000 attendees, with one-third being C-suite executives, more than 1900 companies from over 95 countries, and over 360 industry-leading speakers. Additionally, the event is expected to host more than 200 sponsors, over 150 regional and global banks, and more than 200 media organizations. [5][1]

Attendees can expect a curated experience with features like the "Asia Exchange," which includes country showcases, a dedicated stage, and networking zones to facilitate connections and uncover opportunities within APAC's diverse markets. The "Money Hall" is designed to foster deals and partnerships. For startups, the "Startup & Investor Park" provides a platform to connect with VCs and customers. The event also offers programs such as "RiseUp Asia" to empower women in their careers. [7][8][6]

Key facts

Dates
Apr 27 to Apr 29, 2027
Venue
Queen Sirikit National Convention Center
Address
Queen Sirikit National Convention Center
Location
Bangkok, Thailand
Organizer
Money20/20
Website
asia.money2020.com/

What to expect in 2027

  • Building Intelligent Infrastructure
  • Hyperlocal Ecosytem Orchestration
  • Last-Mile Financial Solutions
  • SME Empowerment & Economic Catalyst
  • The Intersection
  • Industry Night
  • Autonomous Systems, Commercial Outcomes
  • Trust in a Synthetic World
  • Unlocking the Future of Money Movement
  • Setting the New Rules of Finance
  • Prosperity by Design
  • Payments
  • Fintech

Who attends

Money20/20 Asia is attended by senior decision-makers in banking, payments, fintech, tech, retail, policy, startups, and investment. It is where Asia does business, bringing together individuals and companies from over 95 countries to get business done and shape the future of fintech in the region. [5]

Why it matters

Attending Money20/20 Asia offers multiple benefits for financial services leaders. It provides a platform to accelerate deals by engaging with C-suite leaders, investors, and decision-makers, potentially converting three days into a year's worth of business development. Participants can build partnerships within the APAC financial services ecosystem, fostering relationships that drive regional and cross-border growth. The event also allows for raising one's professional profile by showcasing solutions to a global, senior audience, and gaining critical insights from pioneers to make breakthroughs in payments, banking, and financial infrastructure. Money20/20 Asia is described as a deal-making engine where participants can validate solutions and accelerate partnerships. [1][4]

WON's point of view

WON's take

  • Money20/20 Asia consistently demonstrates a strong focus on connecting decision-makers from diverse financial sectors, emphasizing quality interactions over sheer volume, which aligns with the need for targeted engagement in complex industry ecosystems.
  • The event's commitment to exploring advanced topics like autonomous AI agents, continuous identity verification, and evolving fraud ecosystems, as evidenced by past editions, indicates a forward-looking agenda critical for senior executives navigating rapid technological shifts.
  • The explicit focus on "Rewriting Money for the Next Era" from an Asian-centric perspective suggests a unique opportunity for leaders to understand and influence the development of financial architectures shaped by regional digital adoption and behavioral patterns, moving beyond imported models.

Questions to ask

  • How effectively does the curated environment at Money20/20 Asia translate into concrete business opportunities and partnerships for attendees, particularly given the stated goal of "fewer, better conversations"?
  • Given the event's emphasis on cutting-edge themes like AI and digital identities, what specific mechanisms are in place to ensure these discussions lead to actionable strategies and product development for participating companies?
  • In what ways does Money20/20 Asia facilitate genuine collaboration between diverse stakeholders (e.g., banks, fintechs, regulators) to address the complex challenges and opportunities presented by Asia's evolving financial landscape, particularly in the context of "Rewriting Money for the Next Era"?
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25 speakers

Notable speakers

  • Cindy Xu

    Managing Director, Head of Asia Fintech and China Financial Institutions, JP Morgan

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  • Suksant Sae Lor

    Chief Technology Officer, Thai Credit Bank

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  • Sati Rasuanto

    Co-Founder & President, VIDA

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  • Uday Sareen

    Chief Executive and Head of Wholesale Banking APAC, ING

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  • Biswanath Banik

    Group Chief Data Officer, Tonik Bank

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  • Kohei Ueda

    Executive Director, Mizuho Bank

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  • Ungko Liza Syazwan Ungku Halmie

    Deputy CEO, Boost Bank

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  • Kirit Bhatia

    Chief Digital Assets Officer, Banking Circle

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  • Melisa Hendrawati

    Chief Financial Officer, Superbank

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  • Kilian Thalhammer

    Managing Director - Head of Merchant Solutions, Deutsche Bank

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  • David Walker

    Chief Information & Operations Officer, Mox Bank

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  • Peter Faulhaber

    President & CEO, TransUnion​

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  • Jessica Lam

    Group Chief Strategy Officer, WeLab

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  • Quang Nguyen

    Chief Executive Officer, Cake Digital Bank

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  • Dwaipayan Sadhu

    Chief Executive Officer, Trust Bank

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  • Helen Shen

    Group Head of Products, Singapore Life Limited

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  • Pimolpa Simaroj

    Chief Country Officer, Thailand, Deutsche Bank

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  • Manu Panda

    Group Chief Operating Officer, Maya Bank

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  • Philippe Daoust

    Managing Partner, National Bank of Canada

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  • Greg Krasnov

    CEO and President, Tonik Bank

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  • Nitin Bhargava

    Chief Data & Analytics Officer, Trust Bank

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  • David Roi Hardoon

    Managing Director & Head, Advanced AI, Southeast Asia, Accenture

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  • Tigran Simonyan

    Deputy CEO - Chief Digital Platforms and Technology Officer, Acba Bank OJSC

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  • Kai Qiu

    CEO, ANEXT Bank

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Plus 1 more on the organizer's speaker page.

Organizer & leadership

Organized by Money20/20.

Sponsors & exhibitors

Tickets & pricing

  • Qualifying Country Pass (Launch Rate)USD 299
  • Standard Pass (Launch Rate)USD 599
  • Speaker Delegate PassUSD 825

Check current prices with the organizer

By the numbers

5000+
Attendees source
1900+
Companies source
95+
Countries source
360+
Speakers source
200+
Sponsors source
150+
Regional & Global Banks source
200+
Media source

Prior-edition recap

Money20/20 Asia 2024, held from April 23-25 in Bangkok, Thailand, welcomed over 3000 attendees from 87 countries, including 24 countries in APAC, and more than 200 journalists. The event featured over 250 industry-leading speakers from across Asia, with 45% being female executives and fintech leaders, and over 60% at C-suite level. The themes for 2024 were Integration, Virtualisation, and Eastward Expansion, exploring the future of finance and innovation in Southeast Asia. The speaker lineup included global and regional banks like JP Morgan, HSBC, and Standard Chartered, local institutions such as Kasikorn Bank and RCBC Philippines, and key players in the payment sector and tech giants like Visa, Stripe, IBM, Google, and AWS. Fintech unicorns such as GCash, Bolttech, and Fireblocks also enriched the show. [9][10][11]

The 2026 Money20/20 Asia event, which took place from April 21-23 in Bangkok, highlighted key ideas that are redefining the financial services industry. These included autonomous AI agents that operate without human intervention, identity frameworks that offer continuous verification, fraud ecosystems evolving faster than defenses, and digital banks creating financial solutions for populations underserved by traditional systems. [1][12]

From X and LinkedIn

From the show

  • Remi Technology @RemiTechnology

    Apr 23, 2026

    Great few days at @money2020 Asia in Bangkok 🇹🇭 Ryan Hu and Karina Hu were on the ground for Remi, connecting with payment companies, banks, and institutional partners across the ecosystem. The discussions were practical and market-focused, covering banking relationships, https

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  • MetaComp @MetaCompHQ

    Apr 21, 2026

    Day 1 of @money2020 Asia starts now! Check out what's happening today. 🔥 @MetaCompHQ has a packed day of on-stage sessions, fireside chats and booth presentations lined up at the event. Here's who's taking the stage today: 🎙️ Dr Bo Bai — Executive Chairman & Co-Founder, Alp

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  • Contour @contourtrade

    Apr 20, 2026

    We’re excited to be at Money20/20 Asia 2026 in Bangkok 🇹🇭 @contourtrade continues to support the digitisation of trade finance, integrating with traditional payment systems alongside stablecoin-based settlement. As the industry evolves, this convergence is enabling faster, more

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  • Finternet @Finternetasia

    Apr 20, 2026

    Happy week of Money20/20 Asia in Bangkok and the Hong Kong Web3 Festival. Here is your digest of the latest developments in APAC fintech, AI, payments, and stablecoins: 1/ @TencentGlobal and The Hong Kong and China Gas Company Limited (Towngas) are integrating cloud https://t

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  • FortVax @FortVax

    Apr 17, 2026

    【Money20/20 Asia in Bangkok | 21 - 23 April 2026】 The Bangkok sun is blazing, but the Fintech energy at Money20/20 Asia is even hotter🔥 FortVax is live on the ground in BKK! We’re here to connect with the global Web3 and Fintech community. If you’re in town or serious about

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  • MetaComp @MetaCompHQ

    Apr 15, 2026

    7 days to Money20/20 Asia — and the anticipation is building. @MetaCompHQ is heading to Bangkok, and we couldn't be more ready. This has been a long time in the making, and everything we've been working toward speaks directly to where the future of finance is headed. @money2020

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FAQ

What is the theme for Money20/20 Asia 2027?
The theme for Money20/20 Asia 2027 is 'Rewriting Money For The Next Era,' emphasizing Asia's role in actively shaping the future of finance globally.Source
What are the pass prices for Money20/20 Asia 2027?
Launch rate passes are available at USD299 for Qualifying Country Passes and USD599 for Standard Passes. A discounted delegate pass for speakers costs US$825.Source · Source
What is the deadline for submitting speaking proposals for Money20/20 Asia 2027?
The Call for Content for speakers for Money20/20 Asia 2027 closes on October 16. All proposals must be submitted through the online form, and applications received after this deadline will not be considered.Source · Source
Are there any fees for speakers at Money20/20 Asia 2027?
Speaker selection is merit-based and does not require a fee for speaking. However, selected speakers are required to purchase a discounted delegate pass for US$825 to ensure participation and full conference access, which includes meals and networking opportunities for all three days.Source
How many speaking proposals can a company submit?
Companies can submit up to three speaking proposals for each Call for Content or Call for Speakers exercise. Any additional entries will be automatically disqualified.Source
When and where will Money20/20 Asia 2027 take place?
Money20/20 Asia 2027 is scheduled for April 27-29, 2027, at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok, Thailand.Source
What kind of audience does Money20/20 Asia 2027 attract?
Money20/20 Asia 2027 attracts thousands of senior decision makers from banking, payments, fintech, tech, retail, policy, startups, and investment sectors from over 95 countries. It is anticipated that over 5000 attendees will be present, with one in three holding C-suite positions.Source
Are there opportunities for startups and investors at Money20/20 Asia 2027?
Yes, Money20/20 Asia 2027 features a Startup & Investor Park, which serves as a dedicated platform for startups to connect with global VCs and customers, facilitating networking, deal-making, and relationship building.Source
What are the projected attendance numbers for Money20/20 Asia 2027?
Money20/20 Asia 2027 is expected to host over 5000 attendees (with 1 in 3 being C-suite), over 1900 companies from more than 95 countries, more than 360 industry-leading speakers, over 200 sponsors, over 150 regional & global banks, and more than 200 media organizations.Source
What kind of experiences can I expect at Money20/20 Asia?
Attendees can expect high-impact experiences such as the "Asia Exchange" with country showcases and networking zones, and the "Money Hall" designed for deals and partnerships. There is also a "Startup & Investor Park" for startups and the "RiseUp Asia" program supporting women in their careers.Source · Source · Source
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