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APSCA Digital Payments South Asia

APSCA Digital Payments South Asia
 

Digital Payments South Asia
Mumbai, India
August 29-30, 2019

APSCA India is presenting Digital Payments South Asia at the Taj Lands End, Mumbai Hotel. The conference is one of the largest gatherings of card issuers and acquirers, mobile wallet companies, third-party payment providers, domestic and international payments schemes, e-payment services providers and payments experts focused on South Asian markets.

Digital Payments South Asia will explore how contactless card payments and mobile payments in retail and transport applications, together with real-time payments, financial inclusion strategies and new innovations in payments acceptance can accelerate the growth of digital payments in South Asian markets.

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