Money 20/20 is one of the most significant events in finance, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and disruptors to discuss the future of fintech. This year's conference was no exception, with a wide range of topics covered and many valuable insights shared.

One of the most notable takeaways from Money 20/20 was the shift away from cryptocurrency and towards more practical and compliance-related use cases. While cryptocurrency had a dominant presence in previous years, this year's conference saw a much more subdued presence from crypto-related firms. Instead, the focus was on AI, with a strong emphasis on separating fact from fiction and explaining the value of AI-powered products and services.

Another key theme at Money 20/20 was understanding and shaping regulatory developments that impact FinTech and operational models. There was a strong interest in education and relationship-building with legislators and regulators, focusing on compliance and BSA/AML regulations in particular.

Throughout the conference, credit card pre-qualification was a key topic of discussion. We actively engaged with issuers who are interested in using digital channels to boost their customer acquisition and optimize their growth strategies. We discussed various optimization techniques and shared insights on how to leverage the latest technology to achieve their goals. It was an excellent opportunity to network with industry experts, learn about the latest trends and best practices in the field, and gain valuable insights that we can use to help our clients achieve their business objectives.

Overall, Money 20/20 offered a valuable opportunity for attendees to gain insights into the latest trends and developments in fintech. From the importance of compliance and regulation to the potential of AI-powered products and services, the conference offered plenty of food for thought for anyone interested in the future of finance.