Prime Highlights
- Epay engaged fintech firms, banks and clearing organisations at Money20/20 Europe, focusing on cross-border payment solutions.
- The company’s Eastern-inspired merchandise showcase drew significant interest from international attendees.
Key Facts
- Epay is a global fintech platform founded in 2000, serving over one million users across 100-plus countries.
- Money20/20 Europe is one of the world’s premier fintech events, gathering top financial decision-makers globally.
Background
Global fintech platform Epay made a strong impression at Money20/20 Europe, one of the world’s leading fintech gatherings, held in early June at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre.
The company used the platform to showcase its full product range and sector-specific payment solutions. Epay’s booth drew a steady flow of industry leaders, fintech firms, social media platforms, digital marketing agencies and B2B enterprises seeking tailored consultations. Discussions centred heavily on cross-border payment challenges, including global entertainment payouts and supply chain fund flows, areas where Epay demonstrated its collection and payout capabilities alongside flexible API solutions.
The Epay team also held strategic discussions with local commercial banks, international clearing organisations and financial experts from multiple countries. A key theme running through these conversations was the growing trade relationship between Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, which many businesses identified as a priority growth corridor.
Epay’s booth drew not only business but also cultural engagement. The firm provided limited-edition product packs that included silk scarves and embroidery from Suzhou, combining elements of traditional Eastern craft and the firm’s identity. The products drew considerable attention from the international crowd at the event.
Following Money20/20 Europe, Epay is scheduled to be present at ChinaJoy in Shanghai. As reported by the company, its commitment towards creating fintech infrastructure that breaks geographical and financial boundaries and helps international companies was not lost.
Epay, which has been operating since 2000, has more than a million customers, works with 6,000 financial institutions and operates in over 100+ countries, supporting over 80+ currencies.