Money20/20 Asia 2027, Bangkok

Money20/20 Asia is the Asia-Pacific edition of the Money20/20 fintech event series. The 2027 show takes place from 27 to 29 April at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok, under the theme 'Rewriting Money For The Next Era'. The organiser describes it as the leading quality fintech show in Asia and says attendance rose by 40% in 2026. The audience is made up of bank and fintech executives, payment companies, digital asset firms, investors, startups and regulators. For the event, the organiser cites more than 5,000 attendees, a third of them at C-suite level, over 1,900 companies from more than 95 countries, 360+ speakers, 200+ sponsors and upward of 150 regional and global banks. Early sponsors named on the site include dLocal, OpenPayd, Lorum, MetaComp and ClearBank. Rajeev Kannan of SMBC is the first confirmed keynote, and other announced speakers come from Accenture, J.P. Morgan, ING, Mizuho Bank, Deutsche Bank and several Asian digital banks. The programme covers payments, banking, AI, digital assets and regulation. Several formats sit around the main stages. Asia Exchange, added for 2027, looks at individual APAC markets one by one. Sm∆rtMeet arranges one-to-one meetings between pre-qualified buyers from banks, retailers and investors and the vendors selling to them. The Intersection focuses on where traditional finance and DeFi overlap, Policy20 brings together central bankers and other regulators, What's Next presents startups and new technology, and Money by Night is the evening networking session. Passes are on sale at launch rates: a Qualifying Country Pass costs USD 299 and a Standard Pass USD 599. The organiser advertises savings of up to 75% at this stage, and launch rates normally apply for a limited time. The Qualifying Country Pass is the cheaper of the two; eligibility is set by the organiser, so check the pass page before buying. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is indirect. Money20/20 Asia is built around banks, payments infrastructure and regulation rather than performance marketing. It is most relevant to teams working on finance, forex or crypto offers who want to understand regional payment rails, digital banking launches and regulation in Southeast Asia, and to payment and onboarding vendors looking for bank and fintech partners.