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International Conference on Digital Banking and Financial Technologies

📅 21–22 Sep 2026 📍 Copenhagen, Denmark 👤 Virtual / Listener

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This track explores the latest innovations in digital banking, focusing on how technology is reshaping traditional banking practices. Papers may address emerging trends, case studies, and the impact of digital solutions on customer experience.

This session examines the disruptive nature of FinTech companies and their role in transforming the financial services landscape. Contributions should analyze the competitive dynamics between traditional banks and FinTech startups.

This track focuses on the applications of blockchain technology within the finance sector, including its potential to enhance transparency and security. Papers should investigate real-world implementations and future prospects of blockchain in banking.

This session addresses the rapid growth of mobile banking and the challenges it presents to financial institutions. Topics may include user adoption, security concerns, and the integration of mobile solutions into existing banking frameworks.

This track delves into the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies in banking operations. Papers should explore how these technologies are enhancing decision-making, risk management, and customer service.

This session emphasizes the critical importance of cybersecurity in the realm of digital finance. Contributions should focus on emerging threats, best practices, and regulatory frameworks aimed at protecting financial institutions and their customers.

This track investigates the evolution of digital wallets and payment systems, highlighting their impact on consumer behavior and financial transactions. Papers should analyze the technological advancements and regulatory challenges associated with these systems.

This session explores the adoption of cloud computing in the finance sector, discussing both the opportunities it presents and the associated risks. Contributions should evaluate case studies and frameworks for effective cloud integration.

This track focuses on how digital banking and financial technologies can promote financial inclusion for underserved populations. Papers should examine innovative approaches and successful initiatives aimed at bridging the financial gap.

This session investigates the concept of smart banking and its implications for customer engagement strategies. Contributions should explore how technology-driven solutions can enhance customer relationships and loyalty.

This track examines the broader implications of digital transformation within financial institutions, including strategic, operational, and cultural changes. Papers should analyze the challenges and success factors in implementing digital transformation initiatives.