Cregis to Attend Money20/20 Europe, Exploring the Future of Enterprise Payments and Digital Asset Custody

As tokenized money, on-chain payment networks, and institutional-grade digital asset custody infrastructure continue to mature, the convergence of traditional finance and blockchain technology is moving beyond the proof-of-concept stage and into real-world adoption.

In Europe, driven by the implementation of the MiCA regulatory framework, an increasing number of banks, payment institutions, and cross-border trade companies are exploring the integration of tokenized fiat currencies and compliant stablecoins into their treasury and payment systems. This shift is accelerating the transition of next-generation financial infrastructure from theory to scalable deployment.

Against this backdrop, one of the world’s most influential fintech conferences, will take place in Amsterdam from June 2–4, 2026. Under the theme “Where Money Does Business,” this year’s event will focus on topics including tokenized money, next-generation financial infrastructure, the future of finance, intelligent payment systems, and the integration of artificial intelligence with financial services. Thousands of participants from global banks, payment providers, fintech companies, and digital asset infrastructure firms are expected to attend and discuss the evolution of global capital flow networks.

Digital asset infrastructure provider Cregis will participate in the conference and welcome industry partners at Booth K18 to explore the real-world applications and future trends of enterprise wallet systems, institutional digital asset custody, and on-chain payment infrastructure.

Financial Infrastructure Enters a New Phase

Over the past year, adoption of tokenized money in Europe has accelerated significantly. The issuance volume of regulated euro stablecoins continues to grow, while several traditional banks have completed cross-border settlement pilots using tokenized deposits. These developments signal that blockchain-based payment networks are evolving from internal tools within the crypto industry into mainstream financial infrastructure serving the real economy.

At the same time, enterprise demand for digital asset infrastructure is also shifting. Early market demand centered primarily around crypto trading services, but companies today are increasingly focused on foundational infrastructure capabilities, including: institutional-grade digital asset custody; enterprise wallet and treasury management systems; on-chain payment and cross-border settlement networks; end-to-end compliance, risk control, and audit frameworks.

As institutional participation continues to deepen, digital asset infrastructure is expanding beyond transaction support tools into comprehensive fintech infrastructure designed for global enterprises and financial institutions.

Money20/20 Europe: Where Traditional Finance Meets Next-Generation Payment Networks

Within the global fintech conference landscape, Money20/20 has long been regarded as one of the most important gathering platforms for banks, payment networks, and fintech companies. In recent years, as institutional adoption of digital assets accelerates, an increasing number of Web3 infrastructure providers have also become active participants in the event.

The 2026 agenda reflects several key industry trends, including: Tokenized money and settlement systems; Next-generation financial infrastructure; Artificial intelligence in financial services; The future of finance; Intelligent payment networks.

Together, these themes point to a clear industry direction: blockchain technology is steadily evolving from a standalone crypto ecosystem into a core component of global financial infrastructure.

Europe, where fintech innovation remains highly active and regulatory frameworks are becoming increasingly defined, has emerged as a particularly important market for tokenized money and on-chain payment networks. With the rollout of MiCA and the continued expansion of regional trade activity, demand is growing for more efficient, programmable, and cost-effective global payment systems.

Cregis: Digital Asset Infrastructure for Enterprises and Financial Institutions

Against this industry backdrop, Cregis is focused on delivering secure, compliant, and scalable digital asset infrastructure solutions for enterprises and financial institutions. Its core offerings include institutional digital asset custody, enterprise wallet systems, on-chain payment collaboration platforms, and treasury management solutions.

Richard, Co-Founder of Cregis, commented: “As tokenized money and on-chain payments increasingly enter real-world commercial use cases, demand for secure, compliant, and efficient digital asset infrastructure is growing rapidly. Over the coming years, collaboration between traditional financial institutions and next-generation digital asset infrastructure providers will continue to deepen.”

During the event, the Cregis team will engage with industry partners on topics including:

• Enterprise-grade digital asset custody and security architecture
• Stablecoin payment and cross-border settlement infrastructure
• Collaboration models between Web3 companies and traditional financial institutions
• Compliance and risk management frameworks for digital assets

Industry partners are welcome to visit Booth K18 during the event to connect with the Cregis team and explore how tokenized money, next-generation payment infrastructure, and digital asset custody technologies are creating new opportunities for enterprise capital management and global value transfer.