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The 2024 Payments Fair: an unmissable event
The 2024 Payments Fair has been confirmed as one of the most anticipated events in the world of financial innovations and digital payments. This annual event brings together experts, professionals and companies in the sector to discuss the latest trends and technologies. This year, the Show saw significant participation, with numerous speeches and workshops dedicated to the most current topics, such as the digitization of payments and the security of online transactions
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Interview with Silvia Attanasio: innovation and the future of payments
During the Show, we had the opportunity to interview Silvia Attanasio, Head of Innovation at ABI. Attanasio shared with us his vision on the evolution of the payment sector. “Digitalization is radically changing the way we manage transactions. It’s crucial that financial institutions adapt to these new needs,” he said. He also emphasized the importance of collaboration between banks and fintechs to develop innovative solutions that respond to consumer needs
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Emerging trends in digital payments
The interviews at the Payment Fair highlighted several emerging trends. Among these, the growing use of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies, which are gaining ground as alternatives to traditional payment methods. In addition, the adoption of contactless payment systems is increasing sharply, thanks to their convenience and security. “The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of these technologies, and now consumers expect to be able to pay quickly and easily,”
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The role of security in digital payments
Another crucial issue that emerged from the interviews is security. With the increase in online transactions, data protection and fraud prevention have become top priorities for companies. “Investing in security technologies is critical to earning consumer trust,” said Attanasio. Financial institutions must take proactive steps to ensure that their systems are secure and that customer data is protected
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