Web3 Banking Symposium 2 0

Join us for the second edition of Web3 Banking Symposium 2.0 in Lugano, Switzerland on March 27, 2025. This one-day Web3 event will examine how AI, asset tokenization and decentralized finance will impact banking in future Key areas of study include blockchain and cryptocurrency adoption. By traditional banks technology solutions to leverage the potential of Web3 and blockchain and solutions using distributed ledger technology (DLT) in traditional banks.

Organized By

Crypto Valley is a key Swiss ecosystem with close ties to blockchain hubs in Silicon Valley, New York City, Singapore and London.

Highlights of the 2025 class

Real world applications include stablecoins, Rails, cryptocurrency payments. Cryptocurrency and blockchain use in traditional institutions
Compliance and trading protection infrastructure cryptocurrency It is an example of a technology solution.
Regulation, tax law, cyber security and fraud prevention are some of the challenges and solutions.

Why join?

Learn about the ins and outs of the blockchain, web3, and cryptocurrency industry.
Engage with innovative bank leaders, technology and blockchain experts.
Gain actionable knowledge in AI in finance services, and more.
Explore the problem-solving strategies.
Discover the new trends in finance, tokenized assets.

Tickets

Pass for Full Access (Non-CVA Member)
Pass for Full Access (CVA Member)
Includes:
Complete access to the symposium
Lunch, coffee breaks, and breakfast
Apero networking

Don't pass up the opportunity to attend Web3 Banking Symposium 2.0 and learn more about the revolutionary future of Web3.

FAQs

What is Web3 Banking Semposium 2.0?
It is the flagship Web3 Semposium that connects Web3 and Blockchain innovations with traditional banking systems.

Where and when will it be?
Switzerland Lugano 27 March 2025

Who should attend this event?
policy maker technology company Blockchain Pioneer Banking expert

What topics will be discussed?
How to pay with digital currency Tokenizing assets Adopting Blockchain and regulatory measures