SEPTEMBER 17

FINTECH

POLICY

FORUM

Phoenix Park Hotel • Washington, D.C.

$359 ETA Members
$499 Non-Members

GOVERNMENT RATE

Business, Policy & The Future of Payments

Fintech Policy Forum is ETA’s flagship gathering at the intersection of financial innovation and public policy — a convening that brings together the policymakers shaping the rules and the industry leaders building the future of payments.

Over nine hours, the day moves through the issues actually on the Hill's desk right now: GENIUS Act implementation and digital assets, open banking, AI and agentic commerce, and the fraud and identity threats reshaping how money moves.

Be part of the conversations defining the future of payments and financial technology.

"With AI, digital assets, open banking, and faster payments, the pace of innovation in payments has outstripped the pace of policy. Fintech Policy Forum is where business leaders and policymakers come together to engage on the ideas, opportunities, and policy choices that will shape the future of payments."
— JODIE KELLEY, CEO, ETA

Who's in the Room

The people setting the agenda and the people responding to it. Every panel pairs policymakers with the operators, general counsels, and government-affairs leads building inside the industry.

In the past two forums:

10

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

5

FEDERAL REGULATORS

15

POLICYMAKERS ON ONE STAGE

Congress & Senate

Rep. French Hill (R-AR), now Chairman, House Financial Services Committee • Rep. Andy Barr (R-KY), Chair, Subcommittee on Financial Institutions • Rep. Bryan Steil (R-WI), Chair, Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, and Artificial Intelligence • Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-MI), Vice Chair, House Financial Services Committee • Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH), Co-Chair, Financial Inclusion and Wealth Accumulation Caucus • Rep. Young Kim (R-CA), Co-Chair, Financial Inclusion and Wealth Accumulation Caucus • Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) • Rep. Bill Foster (D-IL) • Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-MA) • Rep. William Timmons (R-SC)

Regulators

Rohit Chopra, Director, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau • Laurie Schaffer, Acting Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of the Treasury • Michael Martin, Acting Chief Innovation Officer, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency • JP Perez Sangimino, Senior Policy Analyst, Federal Reserve Board • Amy Zirkle, Senior Program Manager, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

State Policymakers

Sen. John Albers (R-GA), Chair, Senate Public Safety Committee and AI Study Committee • Assemblymember Clyde Vanel (D-NY), Chair, Subcommittee on Internet and New Technology • Assemblymember Brian Cunningham (D-NY), Member, Committee on Banks • Juan Pablo Segura, Secretary of Commerce and Trade, Commonwealth of Virginia • Luke Reidenbach, Chief Consultant, California Assembly Banking Committee

INDUSTRY & POLICY LEADERS

J.P. Morgan • Visa • Mastercard • Stripe • Paypal • Google • Adyen • Fiserv • FIS • WorldPay • Discover • Intuit • Wise • Cross River • Paysafe • Zelle • Trustly • SentiLink

Why Attend

Built for people who have to act on what they hear

Direct Access, Not a Receiving Line

Sitting Members of Congress and committee chairs sit on panels and take questions — not a five-minute handshake at a step-and-repeat.

Every Regulator in One Room

Staff from the CFPB, Federal Reserve, OCC, and Treasury on the same agenda, the same day, discussing the same open questions.

Policy Meets Industry

Connect with banks and fintechs, over 60+ organizations, one day, real conversations.

COMPANIES WHO ATTEND

Adyen • Allon Advocacy • Amazon • America's Credit Unions • American Bankers Association • American Express • American Fintech Council • Ant Group • Arnall Golden Gregory • Aspen Institute Financial Security Program • Automattic • Bank of America • CBC Payments • Celero Commerce • CFPB • Chime • CLEAR Payments, a REPAY Company • Consumer Financial Protection Bureau • Cross River • D.C. Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking • DeGross Consulting • Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking • DISB OOI • Discover Financial Services • District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities & Banking • Early Warning Services, LLC • Featurespace • Federal Reserve Board • Financial Technology Association • FIS • Fiserv • Focus Merchant Services • FS Vector • FTI Consulting • Georgia State University • Global Payments • Google • i3 Verticals Merchant Services • IDA Ireland • iLEX Consulting Group • Independent Community Bankers of America • INFiN, A Financial Services Alliance • Ingenico • InovioPay • Intuit • Johannes Advisory Services • J.P. Morgan • Kapitus • Keefe, Bruyette & Woods • King & Spalding • Klaros Group • M&T Bank • MidMetrics • Momnt • Nepal Bank Limited • NMI • North American Bancard • Norton Rose Fulbright US • Nuvei • Office of the Comptroller of the Currency • Office of the United States Trade Representative • Olo • OnDeck Capital (Enova) • PAA Advisory • Paul Hastings • Paypal • Payroc • Paysafe • Peoples Group • Plaid • Priority Technology Holdings • Rich Feuer Anderson • Run Payments • SentiLink • Shift4 Payments • Stripe • TD Cowen • The Central Bank of Mongolia • The Green Sheet • The Payments Hub • The World Bank • Thredd • Treasury Prime • Troutman Pepper • Trustly • TSYS • U.S. Bank • UnionPay International USA • United States Department of Treasury • US Alliance Group • Venable • Verisave • Visa • Washington Analysis • Weave Communications • Wellesley Hills Financial • Western Union • Wiley Rein LLP • Wise • Wolfe Research • WooCommerce • WorldPay

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

PHOENIX PARK HOTEL

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PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

The following transit lines have routes that pass near Phoenix Park Hotel. The closest Metro stop is Union Station.

THANK YOU

To Our Sponsors

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ETA CPP CE CREDITS

The ETA CPP™ certification program sets the standard for professional performance in the payments industry and is a symbol of excellence. It signifies that an individual has demonstrated the knowledge and skills required to perform competently in today’s complex electronic payments environment.

This event is eligible for ETA CPP™ Continuing Education (CE) credits. Credit is earned at the rate of one credit per 50 minutes of electronic transactions industry-related session time, including questions and answers, excluding lunches and breaks.