Paymentspalooza is the ultimate fusion of payments professionals, industry experts, and innovative solution providers. The conference offers networking opportunities and multiple education tracks focused on recent and upcoming advancements in payments. Attendees can expect to hear from industry leaders sharing insights on important topics impacting the payme…
Programmed at EPCOR, in alphabetical order.
The companies behind the program. Tiers as disclosed.
Selected from 230 sessions.
The 2026 U.S. Instant Payments Adoption Quantitative Study, a collaboration between the U.S. Faster Payments Council and Federal Reserve Financial Services, provides an in-depth lo…
A pragmatic look at stablecoins’ potential to complement existing rails for round-the-clock settlement, with a focus on governance, safety and practical deployment.
Continuation of the two-part workshop on payments strategy, exploring alignment of use cases, monetization, and operationalizing innovation at scale in financial institutions.
Covers breach of warranty claim processes for checks, helping institutions respond effectively to rising rates of check fraud and staff knowledge gaps.
A fireside chat with industry leaders on the progress and future of instant payments in the U.S., including successes, challenges, and the road ahead.
Reviews the latest ACH Rules amendments, including IAT processing enhancements, increased Same Day ACH limits, and sanctions compliance code updates for 2027 and beyond.
Examines the evolving role, risks, and regulatory challenges of digital payments such as stablecoins and tokenized products, and their potential to transform transactions in the fi…
Discusses best practices for error resolution and investigating claims under Regulation E, including complexities of 'unauthorized' claims and timelines outside of stated regulatio…
What does it mean when 45 companies show up, and 12 bet on three roles at once?
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