Wrap-up Centiglobe at Money 20/20 Amsterdam 2026

Amsterdam delivered. Three days of dense conversations, familiar faces, and a few themes that kept surfacing regardless of who we were talking to.

The infrastructure question is getting sharper

If there was one shift noticeable across the event, it was this: the industry is less interested in debating what future payment infrastructure should look like, and more focused on what it takes to actually build and deploy it.

Tokenized deposits came up repeatedly – but the nature of the conversation has changed. The interest is no longer theoretical. Banks and PSPs are asking specific questions about how network-based models work in practice, how they fit within existing regulatory frameworks, and how they connect to the infrastructure already in place.

Corridors, partnerships, and scale

A significant part of our conversations at booth 1C173 focused on expansion – new corridors, new markets, and how a single integration can unlock access to both.

That's exactly where Centiglobe operates – shared infrastructure that connects regulated institutions, eliminates scattered pre-funding, and makes cross-border payment flows faster and more capital efficient.

The direction is clear

Cross-border payments are moving toward network-driven models. The events and conversations at Money20/20 Europe reinforced that the institutions that move now will be the ones setting the standard.

Thanks to everyone who visited us at the booth or connected on the floor. If we didn't get the chance to meet – the conversation doesn't have to stop at Money 20/20.