Payments Summit 2019 – Co-hosted by the Secure Technology Alliance & U.S. Payments Forum

Attend the premier payments event of the year

The Payments Summit is the premier industry event covering all things payments, including FinTech, EMV chip technology, mobile wallets, NFC, contactless, open transit systems and more. Attend the 12^th annual Payments Summit and get the latest on all of these exciting technologies and the many business opportunities they can unlock.

2019 will mark the second year that the Secure Technology Alliance and the U.S. Payments Forum are combining the Payments Summit with the U.S. Payments Forum All-Member Meeting, resulting in the most comprehensive gathering of card and payments professionals than ever before!

EMV Contactless and Mobile Lead the Next Wave of Payments Solutions

Innovative payments solutions are giving consumers more payment choices than ever, from secure EMV contact and contactless chip payments to mobile wallets like Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Google Pay, Walmart Pay and more. And mobile innovation goes beyond paying in stores – as mobile-based tokenization has become the go-to technology for commerce providers looking to accept in-ap and online payments across all digital platforms. The Payments Summit is the only place to collaborate with colleagues on how to seize the opportunity to create a more secure, convenient and faster payments world with EMV, mobile and other innovative payments solutions.

Transit Payments Riding the Contactless Wave

Nationwide, transit agencies big and small are using mobile technology and EMV contactless cards to make mass transit and parking a lot more efficient and convenient. At the Payments Summit, get all of the newest developments in open, interoperable contactless card and mobile fare collection systems, mobile ticketing initiatives, and the steps federal and state regulators are taking to influence multimodal payments convergence to create a more seamless travel experience for all.

FinTech – Shaping the Future of Payments

Financial technology – also known as FinTech – has become the darling of the investment community. According to a report by Statistica, the projected investment by the banking industry on new technology in North America will be $19.9 billion. The leading area of bank spending on financial technologies is on mobile platforms. FinTech companies around the world are disrupting traditional banking relationships and processing models and introducing new payment delivery technologies, FinTech is reinventing financial services as we know it, and creating new opportunities for startups and established industry leaders alike. Learn all about FinTech at the Payments Summit – and see it in action in the exhibit hall.

The Venue – Hyatt Regency Phoenix

Conveniently Located Downtown Phoenix Hotel

Situated in the center of this cosmopolitan city, this downtown Phoenix hotel is an urban oasis of comfort and accessibility. From deluxe suites to delicious dining to diverse city adventures, we invite you to immerse yourself in your stay. Conveniently located just across the street from the Phoenix Convention Center and within walking distance to many popular attractions, our hotel gives you easy access to the best that Phoenix has to offer.

Hotel Venue

Our block is sold out for Wednesday night.

You may still reserve a sleeping room for Sunday - Tuesday by clicking here and entering the group code, G-PAYM prior to clicking "Check Rates".

If your travel requires your stay through Thursday, the best way to proceed would be to call the hotel and inquire about cancellations. Availability may open the as the event date approaches. If an earlier departure is not an option, you can access a list of available hotels by clicking here.

Hyatt Regency Phoenix
122 North Second Street Phoenix, Arizona, USA, 85004

[email protected]

+1 602 252 1234

Please note the following warning below.

**Attendees and Exhibitors:**

Beware of solicitations from unauthorized hotels and housing agencies. Attendees and exhibitors may be subjected to inappropriate solicitation identifying themselves from hotels or third-party housing agencies not affiliated with the Secure Technology Alliance or the 2019 Payments Summit.

Specifically, they will offer to make hotel reservations within the Payments Summit room block on your behalf, and some will also mis-represent that they are calling from the Hyatt Regency Phoenix. Secure Technology Alliance is not utilizing the services of any housing service for the 2019 Payments Summit.

Reservations for the Payments Summit should be made with the hotel, either by phone or via our web reservation system as stated above.When calling the hotel, ask for “Secure Technology Alliance/ U.S. Payments Forum” to receive the discounted rate. If you provide your credit card information to any of these unauthorized vendors, your card may be charged but you may not have a reservation when you arrive at the hotel.

If you have any questions about the Payments Summit hotel block, please contact Secure Technology Alliance at 203-405-6665 or email [email protected].

2019 Registration Fees

Secure Technology Alliance members may be eligible for complimentary passes or discounted fees with early registration.

Hot!

Member 3-Day

$975

• Increases to $1125 on 2/16/19
Registration Add-Ons (3/14):
• Biometrics in Payments Workshop - $299
• CSCIP Payments Training Day - $350

Non-Member 3-Day

$1275

• Increases to $1525 on 2/16/19
Registration Add-Ons (3/14):
• Biometrics in Payments Workshop - $375
• CSCIP Payments Training Day - $350

Exhibit Staff Only

$395

All exhibitors receive 2 COMP passes
Secure Technology Alliance members receive 1 complimentary 3-Day pass (Leadership Council members receive 2)
U.S. Payments Forum members receive complimentary passes according to membership level (check USPF site)
Sponsorship passes are 3-Day passes

CANCELLATION

Cancellation Policy: All fees will be refunded for cancellations received in writing by March 5, 2018. No refunds are available for cancellations after March 5, 2018. Substitutions are permitted at any time. For assistance, contact Jaci Sauvé at 203-405-6665, or [email protected].

About Member Registration: Secure Technology Alliance members receive one complimentary conference pass. Complimentary passes were emailed to the main point of contact at each organization. Secure Technology Alliance members automatically receive discount rates for additional (paid) registrations–no code is required. For a list of Secure Technology Alliance members, click here.

U.S. Payments Forum members receive complimentary passes commensurate with their membership level. Complimentary passes were emailed to the main point of contact at each organization. U.S. Payments Forum members automatically receive discount rates for additional (paid) registrations–no code is required. For a list of U.S. Payments Forum members, click here.

2019 Payments Summit Agenda

To view the U.S. Payments Forum Meeting Agenda, scroll to the bottom of Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday’s agenda.

Mon., March 11

Monday, March 11

	U.S. Payments Forum March All-Member Meeting and 2019 Payment Summit Pre-Conference Day
Pre-Conference Day and Welcome Reception
8:30 – 5:00	U.S. Payments Forum Meeting (USPF Members Only)
1:00 – 5:00	Exhibitor Set-Up in in Atrium Level
5:00 – 6:30	Welcome Reception – Opening of Exhibits (All Registrants)

2019 U.S. Payments Forum Meeting Agenda

Monday, March 11

	U.S. Payments Forum Meeting Agenda (USPF Members Only) In conjunction with 2019 Secure Technology Alliance Payment Summit Plenary Session
8:00 – 8:30	Registration and Networking		New Member Briefing
8:30 – 9:00	Welcome and Opening of U.S. Payments Forum meeting Agenda Overview – Randy Vanderhoof, U.S. Payments Forum (5 min) U.S. Payments Forum Overview & Status – Randy Vanderhoof, U.S. Payments Forum (10 min) Anti-Trust Policy Guidelines –Russ Schlossbach, Gesmer Updegrove (5 min)
9:00 – 9:45	ROUNDTABLE/PANEL: Stakeholder Report – Issuers, Merchants and Acquirers Issuers: Tom Rubeck, PSECU; Keri Crane, Jack Henry Processing Solutions Merchants: Barry Hanen, Walgreens; Kara Kazazean, Walmart Acquirers: Steve Cole, Worldpay; Steve Mathison, First Data
9:45 – 10:30	ROUNDTABLE/PANEL: Stakeholder Report – Payment Networks Global Payment Networks: Berke Baydu, Mastercard; Linda Horwath, JCB; Simon Hurry, Visa; Tom Pouliot, Unionpay; Robin Trickel, American Express; Kate Weiler, Discover Domestic Payment Networks: George Danforth, PULSE; Brian DuCharme, STAR; Diana Molitor, NYCE; Jamie Topolski, Accel; Manish Nathwani, SHAZAM
10:30 – 10:45	Break
10:45 – 11:30	PANEL: Contactless & Mobile Acceptance – Requirements for Success This panel will provide an in-depth look at the requirements for acceptance of contactless cards and mobile devices at the retail POS. Topics discussed include: best practices for the consumer experience at the POS; opportunities for merchants to leverage emerging data elements; key implementation considerations (tokenization, certification, education). Moderator: Kristy Cook, Target Panelists: Roberto Cardenas, TSYS; TJ Considine, Visa; Manish Nathwani, SHAZAM; Eric Hanna, Verifone
11:30 – 12:00	PLENARY: Working Committee Chair Presentations Sessions will cover Working Committee activities and status; membership; session agendas
12:00 – 1:00	Lunch		Steering Committee Communications Subcommittee (Committee members only).
1:00 – 2:15	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 1
	ATM Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session	CNP Fraud Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session	Merchant SIG Lead: Kristy Cook, Target	Communications & Education Working Committee: Transit 101 Webinar Lead: Mansour Karimzadeh, SCIL
2:15 – 2:30	Session Transition Time
2:30 – 3:45	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 2
	Mobile & Contactless Payments Working Committee: Authentication WP Project Leads: Marianne Crowe, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; Mansour Karimzadeh, SCIL	Petro Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session	Issuer SIG Lead: Jesse Lee, Wells Fargo
3:30 – 3:45	Break
3:45 – 5:00	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 3
	Testing & Certification Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session	Transit Contactless Open Payments Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session	EMV 3DS 2.0 Data Elements: Joint Merchant & Issuer Discussion Lead: Kristy Cook
5:00 – 6:00	Working Committee Chair/Steering Committee Meeting (Working Committee chairs and Steering Committee members only)
5:00 – 7:00	Reception

Tues., March 12

Tuesday, March 12

	2019 Payment Summit Plenary Session
8:45 – 9:00	Chairman’s Welcome Address – Randy Vanderhoof, Executive Director, Secure Technology Alliance
9:00 – 10:30	Keynote Speaker Sessions: Tap to Pay Momentum in the U.S. – Dan Sanford, Head of Global Contactless Payments, Visa Digital Transformation in the Payments Industry – Krista Tedder, Director, Payments, Javelin Strategy How Uber is Investing in Financial Services for its Users and Drivers – Brian Crist, Senior Director of Payments, Uber
10:30 – 11:00	Break/Exhibits
11:00 – 12:15	Keynote Roundtable Session: U.S. Payments Forum Panel – A Multi-Stakeholder View of Fraud in Retail Payments – a panel of senior payments industry leaders from global networks, financial institutions, retail, processing, and industry technology discuss changing fraud trends, emerging fraud management tools, implementation priorities, and risk management strategies for retail payments Moderator: Cathy Medich, U.S. Payments Forum Panelists: U.S. Payments Forum Members – Robin Trickel, American Express; Steven Cole, Worldpay; Manish Nathwani, SHAZAM; Art Harper, PSCU; additional speakers to be announced
12:15 – 1:45	Lunch in Exhibit Hall
1:45 – 2:15	Keynote Speaker Sessions: Moving Money Fast, Safe, And Easy Using P2P – Laura Weinflash, Vice President, Payment Strategy and Innovation, Early Warning
2:15 – 3:15	Keynote Roundtable Session: Future of Transit Payments – a panel of transportation industry experts and payments leaders explore the unique requirements of transit fare payments for transportation operators, while keeping up with modern consumers payments trends. Moderator: Brin Owen, Jacobs CH2M Panelists: Tina Morch-Pierre, Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART); Carol Kuester, Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC); Robin O’Hara, Los Angeles Metro; David Dekozan, Cubic Transportation Systems; Jennifer Dogin, Mastercard
3:15 – 3:45	Break in Exhibit Hall
3:45 – 4:15	Keynote Speaker Session: Understanding Faster Payments and Faster Settlement Trends – Gene Neyer, Executive Advisor, Payments, ICON Solutions
4:15 – 5:15	Keynote Roundtable: A Playbook for Digital Identification, Authentication, and Payments – representatives from digital identity, security, and mobile services organizations explain their place in the digital identity landscape and how they are addressing the security of digital transactions involving consumers and other online service providers Moderator: Nick Norman, Consult Hyperion Panelists (Invited): Andrew Shikiar, FIDO Alliance; Walter Beisheim, Nok Nok Labs (Project Verify); Clinton Allen, EMVCo
5:15 – 7:00	Reception

2019 U.S. Payments Forum Meeting Agenda

Tuesday, March 12

	U.S. Payments Forum Meeting Agenda (USPF Members Only) In conjunction with 2019 Secure Technology Alliance Payment Summit Plenary Session
7:15-8:30	Open
8:00 – 8:30	Breakfast in Exhibit Hall
8:30 – 9:30	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 4
	Mobile & Contactless Payments Working Committee: Contactless Acceptance Project Lead: Roberto Cardenas, TSYS	Transit Contactless Open Payments Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session
9:30 – 10:30	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 5
	Mobile & Contactless Payments Working Committee: Emerging Data Elements Project Lead: Roberto Cardenas, TSYS	P2PE/E2EE Implementation Birds-of-a-Feather Session Leads: Jeff Minard, Toshiba Global Commerce; Miles Ruston, Bluefin
10:30 – 11:00	BREAK
11:00 – 12:15	Payments Summit Keynote Roundtable Session: U.S. Payments Forum Panel – A Multi-Stakeholder View of Fraud in Retail Payments – a panel of senior payments industry leaders from global networks, financial institutions, retail, processing, and industry technology discuss changing fraud trends, emerging fraud management tools, implementation priorities, and risk management strategies for retail payments Panelists: U.S. Payments Forum Members
12:15 – 1:15	LUNCH
1:15 – 2:15	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 7
	Communications & Education Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session	CNP Fraud Working Committee: CNP Approaches Project Lead: David True, PayGility Advisors	Petro Working Committee: Conexxus Update on Fleet Tag Standards Lead: Sharon Scace, WEX, Inc.
2:15 – 3:15	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 8
	ATM Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session	Mobile and Contactless Payments Working Committee: Full Working Committee Session
3:15 – 3:45	BREAK
3:45 – 4:45	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 9
	Petro Working Committee: CVMs at Unattended Terminals Birds of a Feather Session Leads: Terry Mahoney, W Capra Consulting Group; Clint Cady, W Capra Consulting Group	Testing & Certification Working Committee: EMV Contactless L3 Certification Project Leads: Eric Hanna, Verifone; Andy Patania, Elavon; Alex Pierre, Visa
5:00 – 6:30	Steering Committee meeting (Steering Committee members only)

Wed., March 13

Wednesday, March 13

8:00 – 8:45	Registration – Coffee and pastries
	Payment Solutions Track	Payment Technology Track	Transportation Payments Track
			Track Sponsor
8:45 – 9:00	Track Chair Address	Track Chair Address	Track Chair Address – Vix Technology
9:00 – 10:15	Contactless and Mobile Payments Acceptance Moderator: Oliver Manahan, Infineon Technologies Contactless Acceptance Best Practices – TJ Considine, Visa Peer-to-Peer Mobile Solutions – Deborah Baxley, PayGility How the US Can Lead Again with Contactless and Biometrics – Megan Heinze, Idemia	New Payments Standards and Specifications Moderator: Jose Correa, NXP EMVCo Secure Remote Commerce – Clinton Allen, Secure Remote Commerce Task Force Chair, EMVCo ANSI X9 Standards for Financial Services in the U.S. – Angela Lawson, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis GlobalPlatform Trusted User Interface APIs – Kevin Gillick, GlobalPlatform	Considerations for Contactless Transit Fare Payments Acceptance Moderator: Wendy Humphrey, PayGility Single Source of Truth – A Common Back Office for Transit – Gary Googins, Vix Technology Integrating the Next Generation of Transit Payments – Joshua Martiesian, Visa Mobility as a Service for Better Traveler Experiences– Jonathan Rohrer, Cubic Transportation Systems
10:15 – 10:45	Break in Exhibit Hall
10:45 – 12:00	Online Fraud and Risk Management Moderator: To be announced Business Drivers for Secure Remote Commerce – David Worthington, Rambus What Makes EMV 3DS 2.0 A Better Security Solution – Kristin Raub, Discover Using Mobile Device Data to Combat Fraud – Roger Desai, Payfone	Securing Online Payments Moderator: Jack Jania, CPI Card Group Managing Data Elements Using EMV 3DS – Ann Ewing, Visa Role of ACS Providers in Implementing 3DS – Michael O’Connor, RSA How Will 3DS and SRC Compliment Each Other in Securing Payments – Clyde Van Blarcom, American Express	Transportation Open Loop Payments Roundtable Representatives from transit agencies within the Secure Technology Alliance Transportation Council share their experiences with planning for and implementing open loop payments and mobile ticketing solutions Moderator: Simon Laker, Consult Hyperion Panelists (Invited): Jerry Kane, SEPTA; Adam Venenziano, MBTA; Mark Landmead, TransLink
12:00 – 1:30	Lunch in Exhibit Hall
1:30 – 2:45	Payment Solutions by Merchant Segment Moderator: Itai Sela, B2 Retail Petroleum – Kara Gunderson, CITGO Quick Service Restaurant – Jesse Pamperin, McDonalds Supermarket – Sue Knotts, Wakefern On-Line Merchants – Joseph Vasterling, Best Buy	Tokenization and Encryption Moderator: To be announced Tokenization in Online Transactions Tokenization, Non-Network TSPs, and E-Commerce – Susan Pandy, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Point-to-Point Encryption – Roberto Cardenas, TSYS	Multi-modal Payments Convergence Moderator: To be announced How LA Metro Built a Multi-modal Payments Framework – Robin O’Hara, Los Angeles Metro The Coalition For Smarter Transportation View on Payments Convergence – David Judd, Coalition For Smarter Transportation Connecting New Modes of Transit – bike share, scooter share, ride share
2:45 – 3:15	Break in Exhibit Hall
3:15 – 4:15	Faster Payments Solutions Roundtable: A mixed panel of influencers and implementors discuss the impact that recent faster payments solutions and same day settlement services are having on the domestic and cross-border payments markets Moderator: Rodman Reef – Reef Karson Consulting Panelists (invited): Connie Theien – Federal Reserve Bank; James Colassano – The Clearing House; Andrew Haskell, BNY Mellon	Biometric Authentication for Payments Moderator: Mansour Karimzadeh, SCIL Secure Payments Academy Using CDCVM Biometrics for Authentication – Nick Pisarev, G+D Mobile Security How FIDO Mobile Authentication Works – John Timar, American Express Choosing the Proper Biometric for Each Payment Channel – Ranjita Iyer, Mastercard	Mobile Transit – Payments and Ticketing Moderator: To be announced How DART Turned Mobile Ticketing into a Customer Service Win – Tina Morch-Pierre, DART Advances in Mobile Ticketing Technology – Jonathan Donovan, Masabi Cubic Mobile Transit Payments Framework – David Dekozan, Cubic Transportation Systems
4:15 – 5:15	Omni-Channel Commerce Strategies Roundtable Retailers from the Merchant Advisory Group (MAG) discuss new omni-channel check-out scenarios, how new mobile payments options are enhancing the consumer check-out experience, and what is driving merchants to provide better and more secure shopping experiences Moderator: Laura Townsend, Merchant Advisory Group Panelists: Bryan Penny, Nordstrom; David Nicamoff, P97 Networks; Eric O’Brien, Dunkin Brands; additional speakers to be announced	Secure Payments Technology Roundtable: How Technology is Reshaping the Views of a Secure Transaction Technology experts debate how identity and authentication technology is changing the online payment security landscape Moderator: Richard Parry, Parry Advisory Panelists: Richard Parry, Parry Advisory; Philip Andreae, Philip Andreae & Assoc.; Andrew Tarbox, Thornbrooke; Nick Norman, Consult Hyperion	Future of Mobility on Demand for Transit Roundtable Panelists discuss projects underway across the United States to advance the adoption of mobility on demand Panelists: Speakers to be announced
5:15	Day 2 Adjourns

2019 U.S. Payments Forum Meeting Agenda

Wednesday, March 13

	U.S. Payments Forum Meeting Agenda (USPF Members Only) In conjunction with 2019 Secure Technology Alliance Payment Summit Plenary Session
8:00 – 8:45	Breakfast in Exhibit Hall
9:00 – 10:15	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 10
	Mobile & Contactless Payments Working Committee: Authentication Birds-of-a- Feather Session Leads: Marianne Crowe, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston; Mansour Karimzadeh, SCIL	EMVCo Level 3 Testing Lead: Carl Smith, EMVCo Level 3 Testing Group
10:15 – 10:45	BREAK
10:45 – 12:00	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 11
	Joint Communications & Education Working Committee/Mobile & Contactless Payments Working Committee: Tokenization Webinar Leads: Lori Breitzke, FIS; Mansour Karimzadeh, SCIL	PIN Bypass for Contactless Transactions Project Leads: Simon Hurry, Visa; Andreas Aabye, Visa
12:00 – 1:00	LUNCH
1:00 – 2:00	Break Out Discussion Group Sessions – Group 12
	Joint Merchant/Issuer SIG Leads: Jesse Lee, Wells Fargo; Kristy Cook, Target
2:00 – 2:45	Breakout Session Reports (Working Committee Chairs, SIG Leads, BOF Leads)

Thurs., March 14

8:00 – 8:30	Registration – Coffee and pastries
	Future of Payments Track	Biometrics Applied in Payments* A Digital Innovations Alliance Workshop (additional workshop registration required)*	CSCIP/ Payment Training Day A Secure Technology Alliance one-day security and payments training class ( additional training class registration required)*
8:45 – 9:00	Track Chairs Address	About instructor: Marcelo Bellini Garcia, Chair of the Biometrics in Payments Council – Digital Innovation Alliance Marcelo Bellini Garcia is a senior global payment technology leader with extensive experience in EMV technology and mobile payment space. He specializes in product innovation and development, as well as deployment and execution including sales and operations. Areas of expertise include EMV Cards, Contactless and NFC, Mobile Payment, Tokenization, ID, biometrics and e-Commerce. Marcelo has had extensive experience navigating in multi -cultural environments, having held positions in multiple countries such as the USA, Brazil, Colombia and others. He is currently the Chair of the Biometrics in Payment Council, part of the Digital Innovation Alliance. He was a founder and the first Chair of Digital Innovation Alliance, previously Smart Card Alliance Latin America – SCALA.	About instructor: Bryan Ichikawa, Certified CSCIP instructor Bryan Ichikawa serves as a consultant to the Secure Technology Alliance. He is also a certified instructor for both the CSCIP and CSEIP programs. Bryan is a well-recognized figure in the Secure Technology Alliance, having been a frequent speaker, long time instructor, Leadership Council member, chair of the Identity Council, and has also served on the Board of Directors in several capacities. Bryan has more than 30 years of security technology, systems integration, and program management experience. He previously worked for Deloitte, Unisys, and Thomson Media, where he was responsible for conferences and exhibitions.
9:00 – 10:15	Future of Payments Cards Moderator: Sridher Swaminathan, First Data Enabling Contactless EMV with Offline Data Authentication for Transit – Itai Sela, B2 EMV Biometric Smart Cards – Chaya Hendrik, SmartMetric Dynamic Card Verification Code – Francine DuBois, NID Security, IDEMIA Future of QR Codes for Payments – Vaughn Dabney, Muncee LLC	Types of Biometrics & User Cases Objectives: Knowing the different types of biometrics: Comprehending the categories of the types of biometrics. Understanding the different attributes, characteristics and abilities of the types of biometrics. Real life examples where the Biometric is being applied in payments Technology and devices used in the authentication process Relationship of applications with different markets	Module 1: CSCIP training includes knowledge of the following principles: Smart card technology fundamentals Security
10:15 – 10:45	Break
10:45 – 12:00	Future of AI in Payments Moderator: To be announced Faster and Real Time Payments, Where Are We heading? – Dr. Debbie Bartoo, PSCU Voice AI to Reduce Call Center Fraud – Rupal Patel, VocaliD Future of APIs and Open Banking – Ryan Tuttle, Euromonitor International CVV PLUS CNP Fraud Protection – Maddy Aufseeser, Tender Armor	Process for the use of Biometrics Objectives: Description of the necessary process for the biometrical authentication in payments Role setup and functionality associated with biometrics Decision making process based on probabilities Acceptance Threshold	Module 2: Application/data management
12:00 – 1:00	Lunch
1:00 – 2:00	Future of Blockchain and Digital Currencies Moderator: To be announced Is There a Future for Bitcoin in Payments? – Cuy Sheffield, Visa Is Blockchain the Answer for Transit Mobility as a Service? – Andy Taylor, Cubic Transportation Systems Managing Risks Surrounding Cryptocurrency Technologies – Gary Davis, McAfee	Risk, Security and Integrity Objectives: Understand how this technology helps to push the security and mitigate risk Understand the use of cryptography for the protection of sensitive data Understand the data management and the assurance of the integrity in use	Module 3: Mobile/Near Field Communication (NFC) usage models Payments usage models
2:00 – 3:00	Future of Digital Commerce Moderator: To be announced Secrets of Making Omni-Channel Payments Work – Adi Ekshtain, Amaryllis Payment Solutions Autonomous checkout – building Frictionless Checkout – Richard Crone, Crone Consulting LLC What’s Next in Frictionless Payments at the Point of Sale – Kevin Anderson, Appetize Technologies	Requirements, recommendations and Challenges Objectives: Knowing the challenges of using biometric solutions as a method of authentication Knowing the limitations of using smart devices Recommendations in the process of enrollment, portability and acquisition of biometry Migration between AFIS/ABIS Technical Norms Regulatory Environment	Module 4 -5: In-depth content on EMV and EMV migration, mobile and NFC payments, and smart card use in card- and account-based transit payment systems
3:00	Conference Adjourns	3:00 – 3:30 • Break
3:30 – 4:30		Best Practices and Review Objectives: Knowing the process to determine to correct biometry Knowing the performance of the systems Recognizing the best practices of identity verification and models Concept reviews and clarification of doubts	Module 4 -5: In-depth content on EMV and EMV migration, mobile and NFC payments, and smart card use in card- and account-based transit payment systems

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2019 Sponsoring & Exhibiting

This highly-focused event provides unique promotional opportunities for companies in the payments industries to showcase their products and services. Showcase your company, IT solutions and integration services to a receptive audience of decision-makers.

For sponsorship or exhibiting opportunities, click here, or contact Bryan Ichikawa at [email protected] or 1-703-582-7862.