Money20/20 Partners with FXC Intelligence to Empower its Global Community with Exclusive Data and Insights

Money20/20 has entered a multi-show strategic partnership with FXC Intelligence to integrate specialized cross-border payments data into its 2025 global event circuit. For fintech professionals, this collaboration signals a shift toward data-led programming, providing the industry with empirical benchmarks to navigate the increasingly complex and high-volume international payments ecosystem.

What was announced

Money20/20 and FXC Intelligence will collaborate on a series of three landmark reports focused on the future of cross-border payments. These reports are scheduled for release in conjunction with Money20/20’s 2025 show schedule, which includes events in Bangkok from April 22-24, Amsterdam from June 3-5, and Las Vegas from October 26-29. This initiative represents the first time Money20/20 has incorporated specialized, show-specific data insights regarding cross-border transactions across its entire annual cycle.

The partnership aims to address the needs of an audience operating within a trillion-dollar industry that faces a highly changeable global payments landscape. The reports will provide exclusive data and analysis intended to offer clarity on market trends and operational complexities. Beyond the written reports, the findings will be presented and analyzed during exclusive sessions at each of the three international shows. This integration is designed to move the event's content beyond general networking, providing attendees with actionable intelligence and foresight into one of fintech's most dynamic sectors. By embedding FXC Intelligence’s data directly into the show programming, the organizers intend to underpin the event’s role as a primary platform for shaping the future of global financial value transfer.

The companies involved

Money20/20 is a global event platform for the fintech and payments industry, positioning itself as a central venue where financial institutions, technology providers, and startups conduct business. Its circuit of shows across Asia, Europe, and North America serves as a primary stage for industry announcements and high-level networking. The organization focuses on connecting various segments of the financial ecosystem, from established banking entities to emerging decentralized finance players, facilitating the exchange of ideas that drive the global financial agenda.

FXC Intelligence is a provider of cross-border payments intelligence, specializing in data and analysis for the international payments sector. The firm tracks pricing, transaction speeds, and market dynamics across global corridors, serving a client base that includes institutional investors, payment processors, and corporate treasurers. In a market segment characterized by rapid regulatory shifts and technological disruption, FXC Intelligence provides the quantitative metrics required for benchmarking and strategic decision-making. The firm’s expertise lies in distilling complex global transaction data into actionable market insights for stakeholders across the international value transfer chain.

What this means

The cross-border payments sector is currently transitioning from a period of legacy-driven opacity to one defined by transparency and data-centricity. This partnership suggests that generalist fintech discussions are no longer sufficient for a market scaling toward multi-trillion-dollar volumes; there is now a clear demand for hard metrics over anecdotal trends. For the industry, this puts increased pressure on service providers who have historically relied on brand recognition rather than verifiable performance data. As these insights become a central feature of major industry gatherings, it raises a critical question: can traditional players modernize their infrastructure quickly enough to satisfy a market that is becoming increasingly literate in real-time corridor data and competitive pricing benchmarks?