Defining the Next Era of CrossBorder Payments
This year’s Cross Border Payments Conference is taking place on 28 & 29 October 2026 at the Indaba Hotel, Fourways.
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Cross border payments are shifting rapidly towards real-time processing, AI-driven compliance and tighter regulatory frameworks for digital assets. These changes are reshaping how businesses, financial institutions, regulators and technology providers approach cross border transactions, creating both significant opportunities and complex new challenges.
Join TCI at the 7th Annual Cross Border Payments Conference to explore the trends, technologies, regulatory developments shaping the future of payments across southern africa and beyond.
Delegates will gain valuable insight into how these developments can help address the industry’s most pressing challenges, unlock new opportunities and shape the future of cross border payments. The conference will also explore the critical role of collaboration between payment providers, regulators and governments in building faster, more secure, efficient and inclusive cross border payment ecosystems.
WHAT IS ON THE CONFERENCE PROGRAMME?
Officially endorsed by ASAPP (Association of South African Payment Providers), the conference will feature a captivating programme covering key issues across the payments ecosystem, with sessions addressing topics including:
- Overview of cross border payments 2026
- Trends of cross border payments
- Cross border payments regulatory & compliance
- Risk factors in cross border payments
- Impact of technology on cross border payments
- E-commerce and retail
- Combating fraud and cybercrime in digital payments.
COMPANIES PRESENTING AT THE CONFERENCE
The event is organised by Trade Conferences International (TCI). For more than 24 years TCI are a leader in hosting payments events. This will be the 7th edition of this conference.
To register as a delegate e-mail Martha Mabena on martha@tci-sa.co.za. or info@tci-sa.co.za, or 011 803-1553.
