For a seventh year in a roll DIGI PAY 2024 comes with the latest in the world of payments
Instant payments open up new horizons for e-commerce. What are the most current topics in the world of payments – open banking, embedded finance, and instant payments will be among the key topics of the seventh edition of the DIGI PAY conference, which will be held on October 8 at the Inter Expo Center in Sofia: DigiPay 2024 – DIGIPAY2024.
The conference will have an increasingly important emphasis on the fight against online fraud, solutions for the prevention of fraud and money laundering, with an important practical aspect. State, business and experts will talk openly about the threats, the risks, but also the ways to deal with them.
The focus will be on three very professional topics that are important to look at. These are the prospects for open banking, money laundering and the subject of our entry into the Eurozone and the challenges facing our payment system.
The emphasis will be on the new regulations and partnership with all institutions and organizations in the sector. The Association of Certified Fraud Detection Experts (ACFE Bulgaria), the Bulgarian Fintech Association, the Bulgarian E-commerce Association, and the Bulgarian Association of Software Companies will also be partners of this year’s event.
Data protection, anti-money laundering and financial stability are becoming increasingly important aspects of the financial industry due to pressure from regulators. Regulatory technology has grown significantly and is now a critical component of the financial program.
The DIGI PAY event is now part of our ecosystem, providing a platform for exchanging experience and good practices and for overcoming challenges, commented Yavor Bashev, president of ACFE Bulgarian Chapter.
Every year, the B2B conference attracts more and more partners and visitors, as the last sixth edition reached over 300 professionals in person and 150 online.
According to preliminary information, the conference will be opened by Eric Ducoulombier from the Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union Directorate (FISMA), European Commission.
