Wrap-up Centiglobe at Pay360

PAY360 in London confirmed a clear shift in cross-border payments: the conversation is moving from experimentation to execution.

Across meetings at booth G31 and on the floor, one topic stood out – tokenization. But not in the way it has over the past few years.

A shift beyond stablecoins

There is growing interest in network-based tokenized deposits as a scalable, regulated alternative for cross-border payments.

The focus is on solutions that:

• Work within existing regulatory frameworks

• Integrate with banking infrastructure

• Scale across multiple corridors

From conversations to real opportunities

Beyond tokenization, many of our discussions focused on practical next steps – where and how to expand.

We saw strong interest in:

• New corridor opportunities

• Leveraging networks to reach more markets through a single integration

• Building partnerships that enable faster, more efficient cross-border flows

This reflects a clear shift. The focus is not just on improving individual transactions, but on unlocking access – connecting more corridors, and more liquidity through shared infrastructure.

What’s next

The direction is becoming clearer. Cross-border payments are evolving toward network-driven models where tokenization is part of the underlying infrastructure, not a standalone concept.

Thanks to everyone who connected with us during the event. If we missed each other, we’re always open to continuing the conversation.

You can also meet us at upcoming events, including FIBE Berlin, Money20/20 Asia, and New York Fintech Week.