What Companies Are Attending Money20/20 USA 2026?

Adyen provides a unified payments platform for online, in-store, and in-app transactions. Its technology combines acquiring, payment processing, risk management, data, issuing, and embedded financial products for global businesses.

Checkout.com provides payment processing and acquiring infrastructure for businesses operating across international markets. Its platform helps merchants accept payments, manage transaction routing, reduce payment failures, handle fraud, and optimize checkout performance.

Discover Network operates a global card-payment network connecting merchants, issuers, acquirers, and cardholders. It provides payment acceptance and network services across Discover, Diners Club International, and partner networks.

Mastercard operates a global payments network connecting consumers, banks, merchants, governments, and fintech companies. Beyond card payments, its services span cybersecurity, open banking, identity, data analytics, fraud prevention, and payment infrastructure.

Mesh provides infrastructure connecting crypto wallets, exchanges, and financial platforms. Its technology lets businesses enable digital-asset deposits, transfers, conversions, and payments without building separate integrations with every wallet or exchange.

Rezolve AI develops AI-powered commerce technology for retailers, brands, and digital marketplaces. Its platform focuses on conversational product discovery, personalized shopping experiences, customer engagement, and AI-assisted transactions.

American Express provides card products, merchant services, business payments, travel services, and financial products. Its payment network connects cardholders and merchants while supporting fraud management, rewards, and customer services.

Circle develops blockchain-based financial infrastructure around USDC and other digital-money products. Businesses and developers use its technology for stablecoin payments, settlement, treasury operations, cross-border transfers, and blockchain-based financial applications.

Citi provides banking, treasury and trade solutions, payments, markets, wealth management, and other financial services. Its institutional business supports multinational companies and financial institutions moving and managing money across global markets.

Federal Reserve Financial Services provides payment and settlement infrastructure to financial institutions in the United States. Its services include FedNow, Fedwire, ACH processing, check services, and other systems used to move money between banks.

FIS provides technology for banking, payments, capital markets, and financial operations. Banks and financial institutions use its software to manage core banking, payments, lending, treasury, card processing, trading, and related workflows.

Green Dot provides banking and payment infrastructure used for digital banking, embedded finance, prepaid products, debit cards, and money movement. Its technology supports both Green Dot products and financial services offered by partner brands.

Intuit develops financial software including QuickBooks, TurboTax, Credit Karma, and Mailchimp. Its products span accounting, tax, credit, payments, marketing, payroll, and financial management for consumers and small businesses.

J.P. Morgan provides commercial and investment banking, treasury services, payments, markets, asset management, and financial infrastructure. Its payments business serves companies moving, collecting, storing, and managing money across markets.

PayPal provides digital wallets, merchant checkout, peer-to-peer payments, online payment processing, and commerce technology. Its portfolio includes PayPal, Venmo, Braintree, and other products serving consumers and merchants.

Paze is a bank-backed digital wallet designed for online checkout. It allows eligible consumers to use cards already held with participating financial institutions without manually entering card details.

PicPay operates a digital financial platform combining payments, banking, credit, cards, investments, and merchant services. The company primarily serves consumers and businesses in Brazil.

Plaid provides APIs connecting consumer financial accounts with fintech and financial-services applications. Its infrastructure supports account connectivity, transaction data, identity, payments, credit workflows, income verification, and open-finance products.

Ripple develops blockchain and digital-asset infrastructure for financial institutions and businesses. Its products cover cross-border payments, custody, stablecoins, liquidity, tokenization, and other institutional blockchain applications.

Silicon Valley Bank provides banking services focused on startups, technology companies, venture-backed businesses, and investors. Its offerings include commercial banking, lending, cash management, payments, and services designed around the innovation economy.

Stripe provides APIs and financial infrastructure for online payments, billing, subscriptions, fraud prevention, tax, embedded finance, issuing, and money movement. Businesses use Stripe to build and operate internet-based financial workflows.

Visa operates a global digital payment network connecting banks, merchants, fintech companies, governments, and consumers. Its technology supports payments, tokenization, fraud prevention, credentials, and money movement.

Alloy provides identity and fraud decisioning infrastructure for banks and fintech companies. Its platform brings together identity data, compliance checks, fraud signals, and decision rules for onboarding, account monitoring, and transaction risk.

Coinbase provides cryptocurrency trading, custody, payments, wallets, and blockchain infrastructure. Its products serve consumers as well as institutions, developers, and businesses building or using digital-asset services.

Cross River combines regulated banking services with fintech infrastructure. It supports lending, payments, card issuing, embedded finance, and other financial products used by fintech platforms and technology companies.

dLocal provides cross-border payment infrastructure connecting global businesses with consumers in emerging markets. Its platform supports local payment collection, payouts, alternative payment methods, and settlement across multiple countries.

EBANX helps global companies accept local payment methods across Latin America, Africa, India, and other emerging markets. Its infrastructure supports cards, bank transfers, instant payments, wallets, and other locally preferred payment methods.

Finastra develops software for retail and commercial banking, lending, payments, treasury, and capital markets. Financial institutions use its platforms to run core financial workflows and modernize digital banking services.

Fireblocks provides infrastructure for securely storing, transferring, and managing digital assets. Banks, exchanges, fintech companies, and institutions use its technology for custody, settlement, tokenization, payments, and treasury operations.

Fiserv provides technology for banks, credit unions, merchants, and fintech companies. Its products cover core banking, card processing, merchant acquiring, payments, digital banking, money movement, and commerce.

Flutterwave provides payment infrastructure connecting businesses with consumers across Africa and international markets. Its products support online payments, payment links, payouts, transfers, merchant tools, and cross-border money movement.

Google Cloud provides cloud computing, data infrastructure, cybersecurity, analytics, and artificial intelligence technology. Financial institutions use its services to modernize applications, analyze financial data, build AI systems, and operate cloud workloads.

Marqeta provides modern card-issuing infrastructure that lets businesses create and manage customized payment programs. Its APIs support virtual and physical cards, transaction controls, authorization logic, digital wallets, and embedded card products.

Nium provides global payment infrastructure for businesses and financial institutions. Its platform supports cross-border payouts, collections, card issuing, account services, and money movement across currencies and markets.

Oracle provides cloud infrastructure, databases, enterprise applications, and financial-services technology. Banks and financial organizations use Oracle across core operations, analytics, risk, customer systems, finance, and cloud modernization.

Persona provides identity infrastructure for verifying individuals and businesses. Its platform combines document verification, biometrics, database checks, case management, and configurable workflows for onboarding, fraud prevention, and compliance.

Standard Chartered provides corporate, institutional, and consumer banking across international markets. Its services include transaction banking, payments, trade finance, markets, lending, wealth, and cross-border financial services.

SWIFT provides secure financial messaging infrastructure connecting banks, market infrastructures, and financial institutions globally. Its network is widely used to exchange standardized information required for international payments and securities transactions.

Airwallex provides business accounts, international payments, cards, foreign exchange, treasury tools, and embedded financial infrastructure. Companies use its platform to manage cross-border financial operations from a single system.

Anchorage Digital provides institutional digital-asset custody and financial infrastructure. Its services support regulated access to crypto custody, trading, staking, settlement, and related blockchain services.

Chargebacks911 provides technology and managed services for preventing and managing payment disputes. Merchants and financial institutions use its tools for chargeback representment, dispute analysis, fraud mitigation, and payment-loss reduction.

IBM develops enterprise AI, automation, hybrid cloud, data, security, and consulting technology. Financial institutions use IBM across fraud detection, customer operations, infrastructure modernization, governance, compliance, and AI deployment.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions provides identity, fraud, compliance, financial crime, credit, and risk intelligence. Financial institutions use its data and analytics to verify customers, detect suspicious activity, assess risk, and support regulatory workflows.

NTT DATA provides technology consulting, systems integration, cloud, data, AI, infrastructure, and managed services. Its financial-services work spans banking modernization, payments, customer experience, automation, and enterprise transformation.

OpenAI develops AI models and products for conversational systems, reasoning, agents, automation, and data-driven applications. Financial organizations can use these capabilities across research, service, operations, software development, and internal workflows.

Payoneer provides cross-border payment and financial services for businesses operating internationally. Its platform supports receiving accounts, payouts, working capital, currency conversion, supplier payments, and marketplace transactions.

Prove provides digital identity technology built around phone and identity signals. Banks and fintech companies use its products to verify users, reduce onboarding friction, authenticate customers, and prevent account fraud.

SoFi operates consumer financial products alongside technology infrastructure for financial institutions and fintech companies. Its technology business supports digital banking, payment processing, card programs, and financial-product development.

SoundHound AI develops voice and conversational AI technology. Its enterprise systems allow businesses to build automated voice agents and conversational customer experiences capable of understanding natural-language requests.

Taktile provides decisioning software for financial institutions. Teams use the platform to build, test, and manage automated rules and models for credit underwriting, fraud detection, account decisions, collections, and risk management.

Trulioo provides global identity and business verification technology. Its platform helps financial institutions verify individuals and companies while supporting KYC, KYB, AML, onboarding, and fraud-prevention workflows.

BVNK provides infrastructure connecting traditional payments with stablecoins. Businesses use its platform to send, receive, convert, and settle money across fiat currencies and blockchain networks.

Column is a nationally chartered bank built around programmable banking infrastructure. Fintech companies and developers use its APIs for accounts, ACH, wires, payments, and other regulated banking capabilities.

DataVisor provides AI-powered fraud and financial-crime technology. Its platform analyzes accounts, transactions, devices, and behavioral signals to identify scams, account abuse, money laundering, and suspicious activity.

ElevenLabs develops AI technology for speech generation, voice cloning, dubbing, conversational agents, and audio applications. Businesses use its models to build natural-language voice experiences across customer service and digital products.

Experian provides credit information, identity verification, fraud detection, decisioning, and consumer financial data. Banks, lenders, fintech companies, and businesses use its services across underwriting, onboarding, marketing, and risk management.

Fingerprint provides device intelligence that helps digital businesses recognize browsers and devices. Financial and fintech teams use its signals to identify account abuse, suspicious logins, fraud, and automated attacks.

Forter provides identity and fraud decisioning technology for digital commerce. Its platform evaluates users and transactions to help businesses reduce payment fraud, account abuse, false declines, and checkout friction.

Lithic provides card-issuing infrastructure and APIs for building debit, credit, virtual, and commercial card products. Companies can configure card controls, authorization logic, transaction rules, and program operations through its platform.

Paxos provides regulated blockchain infrastructure for stablecoins, tokenized assets, custody, and settlement. Financial institutions and technology companies use Paxos to integrate blockchain-based financial products.

Quavo provides dispute-management technology for banks, credit unions, and fintech companies. Its software automates intake, investigation, regulatory workflows, customer communications, recovery, and resolution for payment disputes.

Sardine provides fraud, compliance, and risk infrastructure for financial services. Its platform combines identity signals, transaction monitoring, AML tools, device intelligence, and behavioral data to support onboarding and ongoing risk decisions.

Sumsub provides identity verification, business verification, AML screening, transaction monitoring, and fraud-prevention technology. Companies use it to manage KYC and compliance workflows across multiple markets.

TransUnion provides credit information, identity, fraud, marketing, and risk data. Financial institutions use its products for underwriting, customer verification, credit decisions, account management, and fraud prevention.

Veriff provides digital identity verification using identity documents, biometrics, device information, and automated risk analysis. Its technology supports customer onboarding, account security, and fraud prevention.

IXOPAY provides payment orchestration infrastructure connecting merchants with payment service providers and acquirers. Its platform supports routing, tokenization, payment optimization, reconciliation, and centralized management across multiple payment integrations.

Chainalysis provides blockchain analytics, compliance, investigation, and risk tools. Financial institutions, digital-asset companies, and governments use its technology to trace blockchain transactions and identify illicit or high-risk activity.

AlphaSense provides AI-powered market intelligence and enterprise search. Finance and strategy teams use it to research companies, industries, filings, earnings, expert insights, and other business information.

LianLian Global provides international payment, collection, payout, and merchant financial services. Its infrastructure helps businesses move money across currencies and markets while connecting with local payment systems.

Worldpay provides merchant acquiring and payment-processing technology for businesses operating online and in physical locations. Its services span global card acceptance, alternative payments, fraud management, payment optimization, and settlement.

What is Money20/20 USA 2026?

Money20/20 USA 2026 is a major fintech and financial-services event bringing together banks, payment companies, fintech businesses, technology providers, investors, retailers, regulators, and companies building financial infrastructure.

When and where is Money20/20 USA 2026?

Money20/20 USA 2026 takes place October 18–21, 2026 at The Venetian in Las Vegas, Nevada.

What companies are attending Money20/20 USA 2026?

Companies represented at Money20/20 USA 2026 include Mastercard, Visa, American Express, J.P. Morgan, Citi, PayPal, Stripe, Adyen, Checkout.com, Circle, Ripple, Plaid, Coinbase, FIS, Fiserv, Finastra, Marqeta, Flutterwave, EBANX, Alloy, Persona, BVNK, Fireblocks, OpenAI, and many others.

How many companies attend Money20/20 USA 2026?

Money20/20 USA brings together 3,400+ companies and more than 11,000 senior attendees from across banking, payments, fintech, technology, investment, retail, and financial services.

Which payment companies are at Money20/20 USA 2026?

Payment companies represented include Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Adyen, Checkout.com, Stripe, PayPal, Discover Network, Fiserv, Worldpay, Marqeta, Airwallex, Nium, EBANX, Flutterwave, and IXOPAY.

Which banks are at Money20/20 USA 2026?

Banks and banking companies represented include Citi, J.P. Morgan, Silicon Valley Bank, Cross River Bank, Standard Chartered, Green Dot, Column, and other financial institutions participating in the event.

Which AI and data companies are at Money20/20 USA 2026?

AI and data companies represented include OpenAI, Google Cloud, IBM, AlphaSense, SoundHound AI, ElevenLabs, Plaid, Experian, TransUnion, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, and DataVisor.

Which crypto and stablecoin companies are at Money20/20 USA 2026?

Crypto, blockchain, and stablecoin companies represented include Circle, Ripple, Coinbase, Mesh, BVNK, Fireblocks, Paxos, Anchorage Digital, and Chainalysis.

Which fraud and identity companies are at Money20/20 USA 2026?

Fraud, identity, and compliance companies represented include Alloy, Persona, Prove, Trulioo, Veriff, Forter, Sardine, Sumsub, Fingerprint, DataVisor, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, and Chargebacks911.

Who attends Money20/20 USA?

Money20/20 USA attracts executives and teams from banks, fintech companies, payment providers, card networks, AI and data companies, fraud and identity platforms, digital-asset businesses, retailers, investors, professional-services firms, and financial infrastructure companies.