Monetary & Payments Infrastructure
Fast, secure and sovereign payment rails. Infrastructure providers and payment networks on the national and regional systems that move money.

Keynotes, panels and fireside chats with central bankers, regulators, bank leaders and fintech founders, over four days beside the exhibition.
The speakers and sessions of PAFIX 2026 are being confirmed now and will be published on this page. Registration is open today, and free for trade visitors.
Five themes shape the exhibition and the forum. Each brings together the people who build, regulate and fund that part of the financial system.
Fast, secure and sovereign payment rails. Infrastructure providers and payment networks on the national and regional systems that move money.
New ways to deliver financial services, and the partnerships that scale them. Fintech founders meet the banks, regulators and investors they need.
Inclusion that goes beyond opening an account, so people and small businesses take part in growth. Policymakers, development institutions and technology providers on how to get there.
Digital finance runs on trust. As fraud and cyber threats grow more sophisticated, identity, security and consumer protection become national priorities.
Clear rules and confident capital. Policymakers, regulators and investors on turning digital finance plans into funded programmes.
The Central Bank set out its role in driving digital transformation and financial inclusion.
Sessions on artificial intelligence in payments, fraud detection and customer experience.
Panels on reaching underserved people through mobile banking and e-wallets.
The Financial Regulatory Authority presented its framework for non-bank financial institutions, insurers and fintech firms.
Policymakers, CEOs and innovators from across the region, building cross-border partnerships.



Multiple MoUs and collaborations announced between banks, fintech startups and regulators.
Next-generation payment solutions, AI-driven risk management and digital identity platforms, demonstrated live.
Cairo reinforced as the meeting point for financial technology in the Middle East and Africa.
Calls for stronger interoperability between the region's payment systems.
Highlighted as a critical area for investment and regulation.
Startups asked for regulatory sandboxes to test solutions before scaling.
Trade visitors attend free, and one badge opens PAFIX and every hall of Cairo ICT. Companies can apply for a stand now.