Money20/20 Amsterdam is waiting for you

By treasuryXL

14/05/2024


Launched by industry insiders in 2012, Money20/20 is the heartbeat of the global fintech ecosystem. Some of the most innovative, fast-moving ideas and companies have found their feet (and funding) on our show floor. From J.P. Morgan, Stripe, and Airwallex to HSBC, Deutsche Bank, and Checkout.com,

Money20/20 is the place where money does business | Amsterdam RAI | June 4-6, 2024


Money20/20 Europe is home to the industry’s boldest and brightest new voices – where the money ecosystem comes together to shape what’s next for the industry. Every year, Money20/20 provides connections, tools, knowledge and access to the innovations of the future. Check out our show highlights from last June in Amsterdam.

Ready for Money20/20 Europe 2024?

We Let The Numbers Talk

  • 8,500+ Attendees – the most influential, inspiring people in fintech all together in the same place at the same time.
  • 2,300+ Attending Companies – we’re the place where fintech’s power brands cut the industry’s most significant deals.
  • 300+ Global Press Represented onsite – Because everyone who matters is at Money20/20, the world’s media are here too.
  • 7 in 10 of our audience are the senior decision-makers – you need to do business with.


What Happens At Europe’s Biggest Fintech Show?


Check out all of our incredible speakers and sessions

FULL agenda is now LIVE, check here.

Register Now

Register now and remember you can save €200 on your pass by using the discount code: TXL200

Event Date(s): 4-6 June 2024

Event Location: RAI Amsterdam

Country: Netherlands

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