Last week to register FOR the Early bird discounted rate for the Borderless Payments Conference southern Africa

Cross-border spending surging – more payment flexibility and transparency     

The conference is taking place against the backdrop of the accelerated growth of cross-border payments and remittance flows, propelled by the trends of open banking, digitisation, and new payment technologies that has revolutionised the cross border payments arena. 

The Borderless Payments Conference Southern Africa to be hosted on 23 & 24 October at the Indaba Hotel Fourways South Africa will be exploring these various factors and the rapid growth that is driving the digitisation of global payments.

SAVE R 2 500 p.p when registering for the early bird discount   

The conference will feature over 20 speakers that will be addressing pertinent topics as per below amongst others

• Expanding borderless payments and remittances in the AfCFTA market – Department of Trade Industry & Competition
• Unification of payment infrastructure to enable cross-border, cross currency transactions and acceptance – XBorder Advisory
• Impact of AML and KYC regulations on cross border payments – Webber Wentzel
• Mastering regulation and compliance in cross border payments – Onafriq
• Remittances as an opportunity for central banks to promote CBDS – CENFRI
• Impact of digital currencies on borderless payments – KEARNEY
• Breaking down Africa’s payments borders – Standard Bank South Africa
• Borderless banking: how crypto cuts through red tape – ENSafrica
• Enhancing cross-border transactions: Role of blockchain-based payment networks in financial inclusion – Coronet Blockchain & eFama App 
• Beyond digital currencies: How AI-driven innovations are shaping the future of borderless payments  – Simone Zanetti AI
• Cashless is king: Transacting seamlessly across borders – Pick ‘n Pay
• Enabling the evolution and interoperability of cross-border and domestic  ISO 20022 payments – Standard Bank
• Real time payments and the potential of digitising economies – BankservAfrica
• Decashing the last mile of cross-border payments – PWC

PANEL DISCUSSION: Unlocking the power of AI in transforming borderless payment systems – AFRICAN ACADEMY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

PANEL DISCUSSION: Challenges and disadvantages of data localisation in the borderless payment landscape – facilitated by Kearney

INTERACTIVE SESSION: How on-chain cash might change the payments landscape – FNB

WHO MUST ATTEND THIS HIGH POWERED CONFERENCE

Personnel dealing with the following should attend:

* interbank payments * exchange control * cross border payments * money transfers  * mobile payments  * clearing & settlements * regulation  * anti-money laundering * payment fraud  *   international payments  * cash management  *  transactional banking * trade support  * foreign exchange  *  global transactions * remittances * mobile money * cross border e-commerce * financial inclusion  * digital payments *  open banking

Normal registration fee: R 8 900 + VAT = R10 235. 00 p.p
Early bird registration fee: R 6 900.00 + VAT = R 7 935.00 p.p (1 – 2 people)

Early bird registration fee: R 5 900.00 + VAT = R 6 785.00 p.p (3 or more)

Discounts only applicable up to Tuesday 19 August

To register as a delegate on the EARLY BIRD PRICE e-mail Deborah Summers on deborah@tci-sa.co.za.  Sponsorship opportunities e-mail: info@tci-sa.co.za or call 011 803-1553.