Money20/20 Europe Exhibitor List

The exhibitor list for Money20/20 Europe focuses on companies in fintech and payments. It includes payment networks, card issuers, acquirers, processors, and software providers. You will also find startups and scale-ups in areas like open banking, fraud prevention, and digital wallets. The list is organized to help you scan by company name, booth, and category. For the 2026 edition at RAI Amsterdam, the list reflects the event's broad scope across the money ecosystem. Use it to understand which parts of the industry are present and how they group together. This overview saves time when you plan your show floor route or set meeting priorities.

• Fintech and payments focus
• Booth and category details
• Broad ecosystem coverage

Sales teams can use the exhibitor list to build target account lists before the event. Filter by product category, company size, or region to find relevant prospects. Then map out which booths to visit and which sessions to attend. The list also helps you prepare tailored messages based on each company's offerings. During the event, you can prioritize high-value conversations and capture leads on-site. After the show, the list supports follow-up by reminding you who you met and what they do. This turns a busy event into a structured sales pipeline. It works best when combined with your own CRM data.

• Build target account lists
• Plan booth visits
• Structure follow-up

Procurement and sourcing managers can compare vendors side by side using the exhibitor list. Look for companies that offer the specific payment or fintech services you need. The list helps you identify multiple providers in one place, so you can request demos and quotes. You can also check for regional coverage, compliance support, and integration options. At RAI Amsterdam, many exhibitors will show live product demos. The list tells you who is present and where to find them. This makes it easier to run a competitive sourcing process without traveling to many separate offices.

• Compare vendors in one place
• Request demos and quotes
• Check regional coverage

Analysts and strategy teams can use the exhibitor list as a snapshot of the fintech and payments market. It shows which companies are investing in visibility and which segments are growing. You can track year-over-year changes in exhibitor mix to spot trends. For example, a rise in open banking or fraud prevention exhibitors may signal where the market is heading. The list also helps you benchmark competitor positioning and partnership strategies. Use it alongside public filings and news to build a fuller picture. This research supports product planning and go-to-market decisions.

• Spot market trends
• Benchmark competitors
• Support strategy work

RAI Amsterdam is a large venue with multiple halls. The exhibitor list helps you plan a route that covers your priority companies without wasting time. Check booth numbers and group them by hall or pavilion. Then schedule meetings around keynote sessions and demo times. The list also helps you identify quiet periods and busy periods on the show floor. If you are traveling with a team, assign each person a set of exhibitors to visit. Share notes in a common document so everyone benefits. This coordination makes your time at the event more productive.

• Group booths by hall
• Schedule around sessions
• Coordinate team visits

The exhibitor list remains valuable after Money20/20 Europe ends. You can use it to follow up with new contacts and track companies you missed. Update your CRM with the companies you met and the ones you want to pursue. The list also serves as a reference for future events and industry research. If you are planning for next year, compare the current list with previous editions to see who is new or absent. This ongoing use turns a one-time event into a lasting business resource. It helps you stay connected to the fintech and payments community.

• Follow up with contacts
• Update your CRM
• Track year-over-year changes