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Wed 18 Nov2:15–2:30pmFrontier Stage
Paying Is Now Easier Than Ever. What’s Next for Getting Paid? - Powered by Mastercard
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About This Session
As the way we live, work and earn evolves, payment acceptance must evolve with it. This session explores how issuers, wallets, fintechs and acceptance players can widen economic participation — from people monetizing their skills to side hustlers to millions of micro-sellers and beyond. Plus, hear from a leading digital bank on the financial inclusion potential.
- When
- Wednesday 18 November2:15–2:30pm, Singapore time
- Where
- Frontier StageHall 6, Singapore EXPO
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- Premium Premium sessionWith a Delegate, Executive, Startup, Policy, Academic or Media Pass.Compare all passes
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