Join industry leaders on 26 February in Mauritius to shape the future of payments and digital finance.
Registration is now open for the 2nd Fintech Conference: Payments, FX and Digital Assets, taking place on 26 February at the InterContinental Hotel, Mauritius.
The conference will bring together key decision-makers, regulators, and industry leaders to explore the latest developments in payments, foreign exchange, and digital assets.
Following the success of the first edition, this year’s conference places a strong focus on FX markets and digital currencies, with the ambition to establish the event as one of the leading financial conferences in Mauritius.
The conference is designed as a high-level platform for practical insights, regulatory dialogue, and meaningful networking, connecting professionals who are actively shaping the financial ecosystem.
Speakers and panelists include representatives of Mauritius Finance, the Economic Development Board (EDB), PwC Legal, MAGMA Finance, MITCO, senior government officials, and other recognised industry experts.
The conference is expected to welcome 150+ delegates, including senior representatives of management companies and industry professionals from across the financial services ecosystem.
🎟 Attendance is free of charge, however seating is limited.
We kindly ask for your understanding that, due to limited capacity, registration priority will be given to management companies and industry professionals.
🔗 Register now via the website.
The conference is organised by MAGMA Finance and MITCO, in collaboration with Mauritius Finance.
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