According to a recent LinkedIn post from Thunes, the company plans to participate in the upcoming Money20/20 Asia conference, with a presence at Booth 6005. The post highlights that this year’s agenda is expected to focus on evolving cross-border payment flows, new infrastructure models, and emerging technologies that enable scale.
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The post suggests that Thunes aims to engage industry participants in discussions on the future of cross-border payments, positioning its team as active contributors to sector dialogue. For investors, visible participation in a major regional fintech event may indicate ongoing business development efforts and could support Thunes’ brand visibility and partnership pipeline in the Asia-Pacific payments ecosystem.
The emphasis on cross-border flows and infrastructure in the event’s agenda appears aligned with Thunes’ core value proposition in global payments. If the company leverages the conference to deepen relationships with financial institutions, fintechs, and potential enterprise customers, it could potentially translate into additional transaction volume and network expansion over the medium term.