Money20/20 Europe Amsterdam 2027

Money20/20 Europe is the Amsterdam edition of Money20/20, a fintech conference series that also holds shows in Riyadh, Las Vegas and Bangkok. The 2027 edition takes place from 8 to 10 June 2027 at the RAI exhibition centre in Amsterdam. It covers banking, payments, digital assets and the technology behind them. Most of the audience comes from banks, payment companies, technology vendors and startups, with retailers, policy makers, crypto firms and cyber security teams also present. The organiser says one in three attendees holds a C-suite role. The 2026 edition reported more than 7,500 attendees from over 2,300 companies and 105 countries, with 450+ speakers and 375+ sponsors. The 2027 programme runs under the theme Control is Changing Hands, which looks at AI in financial decision-making and at European sovereignty over payments, infrastructure, data and digital assets. Its five pillars are The Changing Trust Equation, Banking Reimagined, New Rails New Rules, Building Future Foundations and The Tokenised Economy, with keynotes and debates among the formats. The full agenda is not out yet: the call for content runs from 2 to 27 November 2026, and a separate call for breaking news opens in Q2 2027. Around the stages sit a sponsor expo, the Money20/20 Connect matchmaking app, SmartMeet buyer meetings, startup and investor programmes and networking events. Speakers already named include the chief executives of Starling Bank, Worldline and Finastra and the marketing chief of MoneyGram. Passes are costly. The Standard Pass was €2,695 at the launch rate, which ran until 6 November 2026, against a list price of €3,895. Gold and Platinum cost €4,395 and €5,995 and add VIP lounge access; Platinum also adds Schiphol fast track and private transfers. Cheaper passes go to qualifying retail buyers in SmartMeet (€637.50), early-stage startups (€975), investors and smaller banks; press passes are free on approval. All prices exclude 21% sales tax, and groups of five or more save €100 to €400 per Standard Pass. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is indirect. The show is about how money moves rather than about traffic, offers or creatives. It suits finance and forex affiliates, crypto publishers, and iGaming teams that want to follow tokenisation and new payment rails or meet payment companies in one hall. Media buyers after traffic-focused sessions will find little here.