Payoneer was honored to be a sponsor once again at the latest edition of Money 20/20 USA in Las Vegas!
The premier global event included some of the largest and most powerful leaders in fintech, banking and financial services, and this year’s theme of Journey to the Future of Money brought together over 200+ announcements and participants.
Whether there was a new product, partnership or investment, Money 20/20 was an incredible experience to learn more on how industry innovators and dreamers are disrupting the way in which businesses and consumers manage, borrow and spend money.
Check out some of the highlights from the event…
More than ever, Payoneer’s expanding partnerships with banks and financial institutions has helped develop an extensive global network to help businesses send and receive funds locally. Daniel Webber, Founder & CEO of FXC Intelligence hosted a workshop, “X-Border Customer Journey” in which he explained the value of partnering with banks and how to prevent fraud on international marketplaces. We were thrilled to have TJ Hyland; our Head of Americas eCommerce Partnerships participate in the workshop as well.
“We are able to help both traditional and challenger banks expand their services and bring more value to their business clients. By offering cross-border payments through Payoneer, banks can allow their clients to send and receive international payments in a cost-effective and seamless way. Money 20/20 was a great opportunity to meet with existing and future banking partners. We look forward to rolling out more of these partnerships around the world soon.”
In addition, TJ recorded an insightful podcast with Ryan McEndarfer, Editor-in-Chief of PaymentsJournal on the topic of partnerships between banks and fintech companies and how both compliment each other. TJ noted “I believe that banks and fintech companies will continue to work together next year and for years to come. Payoneer has built an extensive next works of banks around the world to help facilitate moving money easier for SMBs. Bank and Fintech companies need each other, especially for the last mile of fund delivery”.
Moreover, the podcast continued to touch on how fintech companies are able to streamline the clunkier elements of eCommerce such as compliance, KYC/AML and payments to create the type of user-friendly, speedy, and secure digital offering that today’s businesses need.
As usual, Money 20/20 highlighted the exciting challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the fintech and payments industries. We were delighted to be a sponsor and look forward to next year!
To check out more highlights from the event, check out the official Money 20/20 website.