What Companies Are Attending Sibos 2026?

CGI helps banks modernize payments, core systems, transaction banking, and financial infrastructure. Its work combines consulting, systems integration, software, and managed services for large financial institutions.

NTT DATA works with banks on payments, cloud, data, AI, and core-system modernization. Its financial-services business helps institutions replace legacy workflows while connecting new technology with regulated banking infrastructure.

FICO develops decisioning, credit-risk, fraud, and analytics software. Banks and lenders use its platforms to automate decisions around credit, customer treatment, fraud prevention, collections, and financial risk.

TCS provides technology services and the TCS BaNCS financial-services platform. BaNCS supports core banking, payments, custody, securities, treasury, risk, and market-infrastructure operations for banks and financial institutions.

Infosys provides consulting, cloud, AI, and financial-services technology. Its Finacle platform supports core banking, digital banking, payments, lending, treasury, and other high-volume banking workflows.

JPMorgan Chase operates across payments, treasury services, investment banking, markets, commercial banking, and asset management. Its institutional businesses move money and securities for corporations, banks, investors, and governments worldwide.

HSBC combines commercial banking, transaction banking, trade finance, payments, markets, and wealth services across an extensive international network. Cross-border money movement and global trade are central to its institutional banking business.

Citi provides treasury and trade solutions, payments, securities services, markets, and institutional banking across a global network. Its infrastructure connects multinational companies and financial institutions to accounts, liquidity, and payment rails around the world.

Wells Fargo provides commercial banking, corporate and investment banking, treasury management, payments, and consumer financial services. Its institutional business serves companies that need liquidity, financing, payments, and cash-management infrastructure.

UBS operates across wealth management, investment banking, asset management, and financial markets. Its institutional operations depend on payments, custody, trading, securities processing, and global settlement infrastructure.

Mastercard operates a global payment network and develops technology for cards, account-to-account payments, fraud prevention, identity, open banking, and cross-border money movement.

Visa operates global electronic-payment infrastructure connecting consumers, merchants, banks, fintechs, and governments. Beyond cards, Visa is expanding across real-time payments, cross-border transfers, credentials, and money-movement services.

Microsoft provides cloud, data, cybersecurity, productivity, and AI technology used by financial institutions. Azure and Microsoft's AI stack support regulated workloads ranging from analytics and software development to customer service and agentic automation.

Oracle provides databases, cloud infrastructure, enterprise applications, and financial-services software. Banks use Oracle across core banking, payments, financial crime, risk, data management, and back-office operations.

Ripple develops infrastructure for cross-border payments, digital-asset custody, liquidity, and tokenized finance. Its products are aimed at financial institutions moving value across currencies and blockchain-based networks.

Pegasystems develops workflow automation, decisioning, case-management, and customer-engagement software. Banks use Pega to orchestrate complex processes such as onboarding, payments investigations, servicing, disputes, compliance, and collections.

Kyndryl operates and modernizes mission-critical IT infrastructure for banks and other large enterprises. Its financial-services work spans hybrid cloud, resilience, security, mainframes, networks, and modernization of legacy banking environments.

KPMG advises financial institutions on risk, regulation, technology, payments, AI, data, cyber, and operating-model transformation. Its work often sits between regulatory requirements and the systems banks need to change to meet them.

McKinsey & Company advises banks, payment companies, market infrastructures, and investors on strategy, technology, operations, risk, AI, and growth. Its financial-services work covers both business-model decisions and large transformation programs.

Temenos develops core banking, digital banking, payments, lending, wealth, and financial-crime software. Its platform manages the systems banks use to create accounts, process transactions, service customers, and launch financial products.

FIS provides core banking, payments, treasury, capital-markets, and financial-operations technology. Its software powers workflows ranging from account processing and real-time payments to trading and institutional finance.

Murex develops technology for trading, treasury, risk management, collateral, and post-trade processing. Its MX.3 platform is used by banks and capital-market firms managing complex financial instruments and market exposures.

Volante Technologies develops cloud-native payment-processing and orchestration software for banks. Its platform helps institutions modernize domestic, cross-border, and real-time payments without replacing every underlying system.

Quantexa connects large volumes of customer, transaction, and external data to reveal relationships and risk. Banks use its technology for fraud, AML investigations, customer intelligence, and financial-crime decisioning.

Kyriba provides treasury, liquidity, payments, and financial-risk software. Corporate finance teams use it to manage cash positions, bank connectivity, payment execution, FX exposure, and working capital across global accounts.

Fenergo develops client-lifecycle-management software for regulated financial institutions. It automates onboarding, KYC, entity verification, regulatory classification, and ongoing customer due diligence.

Euroclear provides settlement, custody, collateral, and securities-processing infrastructure. Banks, brokers, asset managers, and issuers rely on its systems to hold and transfer financial assets across international markets.

Clearstream provides securities settlement, custody, collateral, and investment-fund infrastructure. It connects financial institutions to post-trade services that move, hold, and service securities after transactions occur.

SIX operates exchanges, securities infrastructure, financial-information services, and payment-related technology. Its systems connect trading, market data, settlement, and post-trade workflows across the financial ecosystem.

DTCC provides clearing, settlement, data, asset servicing, and post-trade infrastructure for financial markets. Its systems process and record a significant volume of securities activity in the United States and internationally.

LSEG operates exchanges, clearing infrastructure, indexes, market data, and financial-information businesses. Its products support trading, risk, analytics, benchmark creation, and institutional investment workflows.

Red Hat develops enterprise Linux, Kubernetes, automation, and application infrastructure. Banks use its open-source technology to modernize regulated applications while maintaining control over hybrid and on-premise environments.

ServiceNow provides workflow automation for IT, operations, customer service, risk, and enterprise processes. Banks use it to coordinate complex work across teams and systems that would otherwise rely on manual handoffs.

SAS develops analytics, AI, fraud, risk, and decisioning software. Financial institutions use its tools for credit risk, AML, transaction monitoring, forecasting, customer analytics, and regulatory reporting.

S&P Global provides ratings, market intelligence, benchmarks, data, and analytics. Its information supports credit decisions, investment research, risk management, pricing, and financial-market operations.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions provides identity, fraud, sanctions, compliance, and risk intelligence. Banks use its data and analytics to verify customers, screen counterparties, investigate suspicious activity, and reduce fraud.

Diebold Nixdorf develops ATMs, self-service banking systems, branch technology, and transaction software. Its products connect physical banking channels with the digital systems that manage customer transactions.

Montran develops payment, clearing, settlement, and treasury-management systems. Its software supports banks, central banks, and financial-market infrastructures operating high-value and mission-critical transaction networks.

Surecomp develops software for letters of credit, guarantees, supply-chain finance, and other trade-finance products. Its platform connects banks and corporates across document-heavy international trade workflows.

SunTec develops pricing, billing, revenue-management, and relationship-based pricing software for banks. Its platform helps institutions manage complex product charges and commercial agreements across transaction-banking customers.

Tietoevry provides banking technology across payments, cards, lending, core banking, and financial operations. It combines software products with technology services for Nordic and European financial institutions.

CACEIS provides custody, fund administration, clearing, middle-office, and asset-servicing services. It supports asset managers and institutional investors with the infrastructure required to hold and service investment assets.

Crown Agents Bank provides cross-border payments, FX, and banking infrastructure with a strong focus on emerging-market corridors. It connects financial institutions to markets where conventional correspondent coverage can be harder to access.

Dandelion Payments provides international payment infrastructure connecting financial institutions with local payment networks. Its focus is helping banks and payment companies reach more countries and currencies through a single network.

Cleareye.ai applies AI to trade-finance operations, including document review and compliance checks. Its technology helps banks automate workflows that traditionally require teams to inspect large volumes of trade documents manually.

Complidata develops AI-driven financial-crime technology for banks. Its software helps compliance teams investigate AML alerts, identify suspicious patterns, and reduce manual work across transaction-monitoring workflows.

Proxymity provides digital proxy-voting and investor-communications infrastructure. Its platform connects issuers, custodians, investors, and intermediaries so shareholder information and voting instructions move more directly.

Sardine develops fraud, compliance, identity, and risk infrastructure for banks and fintechs. Its platform helps teams assess users and transactions in real time across onboarding, payments, account activity, and financial-crime workflows.

Silent Eight uses AI to automate sanctions and watchlist investigations. Its technology helps compliance teams resolve screening alerts faster while maintaining the decision records required in regulated environments.

Fnality develops regulated payment infrastructure for institutional settlement using tokenized central-bank money. The goal is to let financial institutions settle transactions more efficiently across emerging digital-market infrastructures.

RedCompass Labs helps banks modernize payments, implement ISO 20022, improve financial-crime controls, and test payment systems. Its work spans both payment strategy and the technology required to execute it.

TerraPay operates cross-border payment infrastructure connecting banks, fintechs, wallets, and payment providers. Its network is designed to move money between different local payment systems and account types.

Veefin provides digital lending and supply-chain-finance software to banks and financial institutions. Its platform supports onboarding, underwriting, financing, servicing, and operational workflows around business credit.

Société Générale operates corporate and investment banking, transaction banking, markets, financing, securities services, and retail banking businesses across international markets.

Santander provides consumer, commercial, corporate, transaction-banking, payments, and wealth services across Europe and the Americas.

NTT DATA Luweave specializes in financial systems including Swift connectivity, payments, AML, settlement, and trading-risk technology. It combines banking-domain expertise with system implementation and ongoing operational support.

Scotiabank provides retail, commercial, transaction-banking, capital-markets, payments, and wealth services across the Americas.

Iron Mountain provides records management, information governance, digitization, data-center, and asset-lifecycle services. Financial institutions use its infrastructure to manage sensitive documents and regulated information.

ING operates retail and wholesale banking businesses across Europe and international markets. Its institutional services include payments, trade, lending, cash management, and financial markets.

Google Cloud provides cloud infrastructure, data platforms, cybersecurity, analytics, and AI. Financial institutions use its technology to modernize applications, analyze regulated data, and build generative and agentic AI systems.

HCLTech provides cloud, engineering, cybersecurity, data, AI, and application services to banks and other enterprises. Its financial-services work includes modernization of legacy systems and large operational technology environments.

EvonSys builds AI and workflow automation for banks, with deep expertise in Pega. Its solutions cover onboarding, payments investigations, disputes, lending, customer service, compliance, and other case-heavy banking processes.

Hedera operates a distributed-ledger network used for tokenization, payments, identity, and enterprise applications. Its institutional use cases focus on moving digital assets and recording transactions across shared networks.

GLEIF manages the Global Legal Entity Identifier system. LEIs provide standardized identities for organizations, helping financial institutions identify counterparties across transactions, regulatory reporting, and KYC processes.

Nium provides global payment infrastructure for businesses and fintechs. Its platform supports cross-border payouts, multi-currency money movement, accounts, and card issuance.

SmartStream develops reconciliation, cash and liquidity, collateral, reference-data, and operational-control software for financial institutions.

ADCB provides consumer, corporate, transaction-banking, wealth, and investment services in the UAE and international markets.

Encompass automates corporate KYC and entity verification. Its platform gathers ownership, company, and risk information so banks can onboard corporate customers with less manual research.

Bullish operates institutional digital-asset trading infrastructure. Its business sits at the intersection of crypto markets, liquidity, institutional trading, and regulated financial services.

Bottomline develops business payments, cash-management, fraud, banking, and financial-messaging software. Its products connect corporates and financial institutions across payment and treasury workflows.

Thunes operates a global payment network connecting banks, fintechs, wallets, and other payment endpoints. Its infrastructure enables businesses to send money into local markets through a common integration.

AutoRek automates reconciliation, matching, financial controls, and reporting. Banks, payment companies, insurers, and asset managers use it to replace spreadsheet-heavy processes around high-volume transaction data.

Accenture works with financial institutions on payments, cloud, AI, core modernization, data, cybersecurity, and operations. Its projects often combine strategy with implementation across large banking technology estates.

AWS provides cloud infrastructure, databases, analytics, cybersecurity, and AI services used by banks and fintechs. Financial institutions use AWS to run both traditional banking workloads and new AI applications.

ABN AMRO provides retail, commercial, corporate, transaction-banking, wealth, and financing services, primarily across the Netherlands and northwest Europe.

Absa CIB provides corporate and investment banking across African markets. Its services include transaction banking, payments, trade finance, markets, lending, and advisory.

AccessFintech develops collaborative workflow and data technology for capital markets. Its platform helps firms resolve post-trade exceptions and share standardized transaction information across counterparties.

ACI Worldwide develops real-time payment, card, merchant, and fraud software used by banks and payment providers. Its technology processes high-volume transactions across multiple payment rails.

Aktif Bank operates banking and fintech businesses spanning payments, digital banking, investment products, credit, and financial technology.

Anchorage Digital provides institutional custody, trading, staking, settlement, and digital-asset infrastructure through a regulated banking model.

Ant International builds digital-payment and commerce infrastructure for international merchants and financial institutions. Its businesses cover cross-border payments, merchant technology, embedded finance, and digital financial services.

Appian provides process automation and low-code software. Banks use it to orchestrate onboarding, KYC, compliance, servicing, operations, and other workflows that cross multiple systems.

Aqua Global develops financial-message-management software for banks. Its technology automates transaction messages and connects payment operations with compliance, Swift, and other banking systems.

ANZ provides consumer, commercial, institutional, transaction-banking, payments, markets, and trade services across Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and international markets.

Axletree provides treasury technology, bank connectivity, Swift services, and payment infrastructure. Its products help corporates and financial institutions connect internal treasury systems with banks and payment networks.

Axway develops API management, managed file transfer, B2B integration, and enterprise-data exchange software. Banks use these capabilities to connect regulated systems and exchange financial information securely.

Bank of America provides consumer, commercial, investment-banking, treasury, payments, markets, and wealth services across the United States and international markets.

Bank of China operates a large international banking network covering corporate banking, cross-border payments, trade finance, markets, and consumer financial services.

Banking Circle provides accounts, clearing, payments, FX, and settlement infrastructure to banks and fintechs. Its model gives financial companies access to payment rails without building direct connections in every market.

Barclays operates consumer, corporate, transaction-banking, investment-banking, payments, and markets businesses.

Baton Systems develops technology for institutional payments and settlement. Its platform targets post-trade friction across cash, collateral, and FX settlement between large financial institutions.

BayernLB provides corporate banking, financing, real-estate finance, markets, and transaction-banking services, with a strong focus on Germany and Europe.

BBVA operates retail, commercial, corporate, transaction-banking, and digital financial-services businesses across Europe and the Americas.

Bloomberg provides financial data, analytics, trading technology, news, and market infrastructure. Its terminals and platforms support investment, trading, risk, and market-data workflows across global finance.

BMO provides consumer, commercial, capital-markets, payments, and wealth services across Canada and the United States.

BNP Paribas provides corporate and institutional banking, transaction banking, securities services, markets, financing, and asset-management services globally.

BNY provides custody, asset servicing, clearing, treasury, payments, collateral, and investment-management infrastructure to financial institutions and investors.

Broadridge provides investor communications, trading, wealth, governance, and post-trade technology. Its systems support brokers, banks, asset managers, and public companies across securities workflows.

Capgemini helps financial institutions modernize cloud infrastructure, payments, applications, data, AI, and operations. Its work spans both banking platforms and the technology required to run them.

Celonis uses process mining to identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies inside enterprise workflows. Banks can apply it to operations such as payments, onboarding, compliance, finance, and service processes.

Chainlink provides infrastructure connecting blockchains with external data, financial systems, and other networks. Its technology is increasingly used in institutional tokenization and cross-chain financial applications.

CIBC provides consumer and commercial banking, capital markets, payments, wealth, and institutional financial services across Canada and the United States.

Databricks provides a platform for data engineering, analytics, governance, machine learning, and generative AI. Financial institutions use it to work with large volumes of regulated customer and transaction data.

BCG advises financial institutions on strategy, payments, technology, AI, operations, risk, and organizational transformation.

CDW provides enterprise hardware, cloud, cybersecurity, software, and technology services. It helps financial institutions source and implement infrastructure across complex technology environments.

CLS provides settlement infrastructure for the global FX market. Its payment-versus-payment model helps reduce settlement risk when financial institutions exchange different currencies.

Cognizant provides application modernization, cloud, data, AI, engineering, and operations services. Its banking work includes payments, lending, core systems, risk, and financial-services operations.

Commerzbank provides corporate banking, payments, trade finance, markets, lending, and retail financial services, with a strong position in Germany and European transaction banking.

Convera provides international business payments and foreign-exchange services. Its platform helps companies and institutions collect, convert, and send money across currencies and markets.

Deloitte advises financial institutions across payments, technology, AI, cyber, risk, regulation, finance, and operating models.

Deutsche Bank provides corporate banking, transaction banking, investment banking, markets, asset management, and private banking across global financial markets.

Duco develops no-code data automation and reconciliation software for financial institutions. Its technology helps operations teams match data, identify breaks, and automate control processes.

Emirates NBD provides retail, corporate, transaction-banking, payments, wealth, and digital financial services across the Middle East and international markets.

EY advises financial institutions on risk, compliance, technology, AI, cybersecurity, tax, finance, and business transformation.

First Abu Dhabi Bank provides corporate and investment banking, payments, transaction banking, trade, markets, and consumer financial services.

Finastra develops software for core banking, payments, lending, treasury, capital markets, and financial operations. Its platforms are used by banks ranging from community institutions to large international financial groups.

Fireblocks provides custody, wallet, tokenization, settlement, and transaction infrastructure for institutions working with digital assets and blockchain-based finance.

Fiserv provides core banking, card processing, merchant acquiring, digital banking, payments, and financial-services technology.

Form3 provides cloud-native payment processing for banks and financial institutions. Its platform connects customers to domestic and international payment schemes through modern APIs.

Everstake provides institutional staking infrastructure across proof-of-stake blockchain networks.

Loamist develops AI software for export letters of credit. Its Validator platform checks L/C workability, generates documentation, and pre-checks presentations before they are submitted to banks.

MUFG provides banking, payments, markets, securities, lending, asset management, and transaction services through one of the world's largest financial groups.

TIAA provides retirement, investment, asset-management, and financial services, with a strong focus on education, healthcare, and nonprofit institutions.

FreedomPay provides payment orchestration and commerce infrastructure connecting merchants with processors, acquirers, wallets, and other payment services.

itea P2B develops pricing and billing software specifically for transaction banking. Banks use the platform to manage customer pricing, invoices, product rules, and revenue across high-volume transaction services.

ASC provides communications recording, archiving, and AI analytics for regulated industries. Financial institutions use its platform to capture calls, messages, meetings, and other communications for compliance and surveillance.

Augustus is building programmable dollar and euro banking infrastructure for fintechs and financial institutions. Its model focuses on always-on accounts, payments, clearing, and stablecoin-enabled money movement.

DataNimbus develops banking infrastructure for payouts, collections, virtual ledgers, reconciliation, remittances, and financial-data workflows. Its technology combines payment orchestration with data and AI.

GIFTSOFT provides payment-processing, AML, fraud-detection, and investigation software for banks. Its systems automate funds transfers while connecting payment operations with compliance and financial-crime controls.

Globit develops and implements treasury technology for banks. Its work focuses on integrating and automating trading, treasury, and risk-management systems used by financial institutions.

BCP provides retail, corporate, payments, lending, and financial services in Peru and is one of the country's largest banks.

Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust supports open-source blockchain, digital identity, tokenization, and distributed-ledger projects used in enterprise and financial applications.

Column is a technology-focused bank that provides API-based banking infrastructure to fintech and software companies. Its products include accounts, payments, bank transfers, and access to regulated banking rails.

Coalition Greenwich provides research and benchmarking for institutional financial services. Its work covers banking, payments, capital markets, asset management, technology, and the buying behavior of financial institutions.

Infinite Global provides communications and public-relations services to financial, legal, and professional-services companies.

What companies are attending Sibos 2026?

Companies represented include JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Citi, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, UBS, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Mastercard, Visa, FIS, Fiserv, Temenos, Finastra, Ripple, Microsoft, Google Cloud, AWS, Euroclear, DTCC, LSEG, Fireblocks, Accenture, Deloitte, and many others listed above.

Which banks are at Sibos 2026?

Banks represented include JPMorgan Chase, HSBC, Citi, Wells Fargo, UBS, Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Santander, Société Générale, ING, BBVA, BNY, Scotiabank, CIBC, BMO, MUFG, Bank of China, ADCB, FAB, and ABN AMRO.

Which payment and cross-border payment companies are at Sibos 2026?

Companies include Mastercard, Visa, FIS, Fiserv, ACI Worldwide, Volante Technologies, Form3, Banking Circle, Nium, Thunes, TerraPay, Convera, Dandelion Payments, Crown Agents Bank, Bottomline, and FreedomPay. They cover card networks, account-to-account payments, real-time payments, cross-border payouts, bank connectivity, payment processing, and transaction infrastructure.

Which market-infrastructure and post-trade companies are at Sibos 2026?

Companies represented include DTCC, Euroclear, Clearstream, SIX, LSEG, CLS, Fnality, BNY, CACEIS, Broadridge, AccessFintech, Baton Systems, and Proxymity. Their products and services span clearing, settlement, custody, securities servicing, collateral, FX settlement, post-trade workflows, and investor communications.

Which AI, cloud and data companies are at Sibos 2026?

Companies include Microsoft, Google Cloud, AWS, Databricks, FICO, Quantexa, SAS, Celonis, ServiceNow, Oracle, NTT DATA, Accenture, and Capgemini. AI-related use cases at Sibos include fraud detection, compliance investigations, payment operations, customer service, data analysis, workflow automation, and agentic banking systems.

Which digital-asset and blockchain companies are at Sibos 2026?

Companies represented include Ripple, Fireblocks, Chainlink, Anchorage Digital, Hedera, Bullish, Fnality, Everstake, and Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust. Their work spans tokenization, digital-asset custody, institutional trading, blockchain interoperability, programmable money, settlement, and staking infrastructure.

What is Sibos Discover?

Sibos Discover focuses on fintechs and emerging technology companies building products for the financial industry. Companies from this list connected to Discover include Cleareye.ai, Complidata, Sardine, Silent Eight, Fnality, AccessFintech, Anchorage Digital, Aqua Global, Baton Systems, Celonis, Databricks, Fireblocks, FreedomPay, itea P2B, ASC, Augustus, DataNimbus, and Globit.

Who attends Sibos?

Sibos attracts senior leaders from banks, payment companies, central and market infrastructures, fintechs, technology providers, regulators, consultancies, asset managers, and corporate treasury teams. The event is particularly relevant to people working in payments, transaction banking, treasury, securities, trade finance, financial crime, digital assets, AI, data, and financial infrastructure.