🎁 Give the #fintech community a gift they’ll actually use: Your hard-earned, hard-won technical wisdom. If you find yourself sneaking away from the holiday chaos for a quiet moment (ideally with a glass of eggnog), it’s the perfect time to submit your talk proposal for #fintechdevcon. Not sure what to share? 🚧 Our attendees want the real stuff. 💡 How you solved a thorny problem in your stack 💡 What broke, how you fixed it, what you'd do differently next time 💡 #Architecture decisions you wrestled with (and tradeoffs you made) 💡 #Developer tooling or workflows you'd recommend 💡 Real lessons from building or debugging #payments, #ledgers, #infra 💡 #Security, #fraud, or #compliance challenges you engineered around If you have multiple ideas, you can submit them all. 👌 🔗 https://lnkd.in/grf6XUAT
fintech_devcon
Technology, Information and Internet
Denver, Colorado 778 followers
Join fintech’s sharpest minds Aug 4-6 in Denver to share knowledge and transform financial tech together. #fintechdevcon
About us
fintech_devcon is the premier conference for fintech developers and builders, designed to foster knowledge-sharing and drive the next wave of financial innovation. Presented by Moov, this cutting-edge event covers a wide array of topics and sectors, including banking, payments, investing, compliance, and beyond. Follow this channel or join us annually to gain hands-on tools, best practices, and industry insights from leading developers in the fintech space.
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- Technology, Information and Internet
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- 2-10 employees
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- Denver, Colorado
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- 2021
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In classical accounting, money is treated as perfectly fungible, that is, a dollar is a dollar is a dollar. This is great for describing a company’s financial position. But this assumption holds us back when modern fintechs need to ask more sophisticated questions questions: • Where exactly is this customer’s money stored? • Which transactions involved these specific funds? • Are some treasury holdings riskier than others? When money is treated as identical and interchangeable, it’s impossible to trace its path, context, or risk. In his talk at fintech_devcon 2025, Clément Salaün introduced “the color of money”, a ledgering concept that rethinks how we represent funds, making it possible to answer these questions with precision. #Fintech #DoubleEntry #FintechDevcon https://lnkd.in/duWgSTC2
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Daniel Cohen's fintech_devcon talk about Event Sourced Architecture is live 🚀 Most of the applications we use every day (Instagram, TikTok, Amazon, etc.) are read-heavy. A few posts or items are added, then these are viewed by thousands of people. In contrast, payment processing systems like Rainforest are extremely write-heavy. The majority of requests served by our systems involve writing new records. This makes scaling difficult. Event Sourcing is a strategy where every change to the data is written down first, and then applied later. Imagine writing a To-Do list, and then subsequently working it in order. There are some downsides, like having to think about, and write down, all the steps to accomplish a project first. However, it makes it much easier to delegate tasks to other people, or save some less time-critical steps for later. This is the strategy behind an Event Sourced architecture, which Rainforest leverages extensively to seamlessly process billions of dollars in payments each year. 📺 Watch Daniel's presentation: https://lnkd.in/gUKZMssq If this is your jam, and you're an Atlanta-based Software Engineer or Product Owner, check out or open roles! Software Engineer 👉 https://lnkd.in/gSeKpcns Technical Product Owner (Experience Team) 👉 https://lnkd.in/g8e9rs-j Technical Product Owner (Rails Team) 👉 https://lnkd.in/g9r5Zxxr
fintech_devcon 2025 | Lessons scaling a payments platform using event sourcing w/ Daniel Cohen
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Clément Salaün’s fintech_devcon talk is out! The color of money: 'Rethinking fungibility in digital ledgers'. Highly recommend if you care about how modern ledgers really work. >> You can watch it on fintechdevcon.io/videos (search for Clem)
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Maria Palma from Freestyle Capital and our very own Tyllen Bicakcic dug into the future of agentic payments at fintech_devcon 2025. They discussed what it takes to make AI-driven money movement compliant, secure, and scalable. Here’s what stood out: - Today’s rails still treat every bot like a threat - Agents don’t need bank accounts—they need guardrails, revocable access - Paygent sits at the center of a multi-agent future. The trusted payments agent we built to understand financial intent, enforce policy, and move money safely. 🎥 Click the link to watch the full video: https://lnkd.in/e8R5trvZ
fintech_devcon 2025 | Agentic payments w/ fiat, crypto & compliance w/ Maria Palma & Tyllen Bicakcic
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My talk from fintech_devcon 2025 is now live on YouTube 🎥 It’s called “Securing a Banking System’s UI and API” - a deep dive into how to design safer, more auditable fintech systems from the ground up. In it, I cover things like: • Masking and handling database IDs securely • Building APIs that protect users and developers • UI design decisions that reduce security risk • Avoiding the most common (and costly) mistakes in foundational system design The talk is aimed at engineers and product folks who care about the invisible layers of trust that make modern financial systems work. 👉 Watch here: https://lnkd.in/eyJnjurJ Huge thanks to the team at fintech_devcon for hosting such a great event in Denver this year - the range of talks and hallway coffee chats made it one of the most valuable conferences I’ve attended. (If you’re in fintech, bored of your current work task, or just curious about how security, design, and product thinking intersect - this one’s for you.)
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fintech_devcon 2025 was an exceptional conference, bringing together some of the brightest minds in the payments space. Our North Developer team was incredibly proud to be a sponsor. Thanks Moov for putting on such a great event. The videos from the conference talks are now live. Some of my few personal favorites that stood out for their insightful content include: 1) Optimizing Payment Routing by Arthur Breurkes. Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/gQHRZvcg 2) Prepping your Fintech API for AI Agents by Adrian Machado. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/grDtSYPj 3) Lessons on Building Payments Infrastructure that Scales by Travis Mottershead. Watch it here: https://lnkd.in/gfm98_nH Or just check out the hype videos where you can see the North Developer and other sponsor's booths: https://lnkd.in/gUg8SdJk Huge thanks to North engineers Laura Olson, Robert I., and Sean Wolf; our Developer Evangelist Will Klein who organized the whole event; and our Sales Engineering team Akeel Hamoudi, Joshua Henderson, and Matthew Goldstein who all came to the conference and represented North Developer. What were your favorite talks from fintech_devcon 2025? Share your insights in the comments below #fintech #payments #fintech_devcon #developerconference #APIs #AI #paymentsinfrastructure #NorthDeveloper
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We lost $200,000+ on Fintech Devcon this year. Best investment I ever made. When you're building a developer-first payments platform, you face a choice. Drop that same $200,000 at a mega conference and hope someone notices your booth among thousands. Or create something different. Guess which one we chose? Picture this: Harsh Sinha from Wise, running a $14 billion company, standing on our stage. Telling a room full of engineers how he learned to treat his developers better through conversations with me and my team. The head of payments from PayPal sharing war stories about real practitioners solving real problems. Pure knowledge transfer between people who actually built the greatest FinTech companies on the planet. The math might look scary on paper. Speaker costs. Venue. Production. But then there's the X factor. When industry leaders fly in to speak at your event, they're validating your vision. When they reference your platform in their talks, it's worth 20x any billboard. Every founder faces this choice. Spread thin across massive events or go deep with your exact audience. We learned that losing money the right way beats spending it the wrong way every time. To clarify I don't consider this a loss. I think it's the best marketing dollars we could ever spend.
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⛰️ That's a wrap for attending fintech_devcon! 🌟 I learned so much at the conference about the intersection of #FinTech 💵 , #security 🔑 , and #AI 🤖 ! Great to reconnect with former Jack Henry coworkers, friends from the old Denver tech meetup scene and making new connections as well! Some highlights from the conference: ✨ At the pre conference meetup hosted by North and Orkes, I learned about service orchestration from speaker Amit Bhojraj, AI Agent application Goose 🪿 from W. Ian Douglas, and #DeveloperExperiences from Will Klein ✨ Speaker Stephen Thoemmes shared tips on application security when building with GenAI 🤖 ✨ Speaker Karen Hsu shared tips on implementing security with mobile 📲 and Web3 applications ✨ Speaker Anvi Banga also gave an enlightening talk on identity security with fintech #AIAgents 🕵🏼♀️ ✨ Speakers Johnny Mejias and Angie Jones delivered eye opening 👀 sessions on making APIs AI Agent Friendly! ✨ Wise CTO Harsh Sinha broke down the challenges of implementing international money transfers 💸 ✨ CEO Emily Freeman closed out the conference with a stirring talk 👏🏼 on normalizing incidents as part of the software development lifecycle! ✨ Played trivia 🎯 with my new friends and teammates, placing 3rd place. ✨ Got to play with puppies! 🐕 (and adopt them, although I already have a lovable dog at home) ✨ And of course, no conference would be complete without lunches 🥪 and selfies with new friends. 🥑 I was fortunate enough to have some great DevRel career chats during and after the conference. I also got to show off the Banno plugin that I've been working on to a few folks. 🤓 TL;DR: The Plugin framework allows financial institutions to quickly add custom web content to their branded Banno from Jack Henry app. The Banno app is Jack Henry's white label banking app for community banks and credit unions. 🔗 If you didn't get a chance to see it, you can still follow my project here: https://lnkd.in/g-iQcTQ8 Thanks to everyone who took the time to give me advice! 😍 💖 Finally, I'd like to thank my mentor and ally Jaime Lopez Jr for sponsoring my conference ticket 🎟️ , making it possible for me to make these valuable connections! #FinTech #FinTechDevCon #Security #BlockChain #GenAI #Web3 #DeveloperRelations #DeveloperAdvocate
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After all the code, the coffee, and the lively debates—one thing’s clear from this year's vintage of fintech_devcon: Fintech builders are ahead of the curve. There's basically no real-estate in your product that's not in scope to be completely revolutionized by AI. None. Zero. Zilch. It's all up for grabs, and the folks in Denver earlier this week? They're all over it. Here are a few recaps of sessions that blew me away on the final day: → The anatomy of agentic commerce. Jeff Pomeroy at PayPal isn't bullish on AI agents reshaping commerce; he's all‑in. Hearing someone of Jeff's pedigree—at a company like PayPal, no less—be so bullish, you can't help but get more excited yourself. We got a blueprint on how to construct the tools, the infrastructure, the APIs—the very scaffolding of an autonomous payments future. → Making REST APIs AI‑usable. Johnny Mejias of Payabli taught us that agents don’t see APIs the way we do. He laid out how to upgrade your API for AI‑readability: clear schemas, documentation that reads like plain English, and a structure that lets agents discover, interpret, and act—so your system doesn’t just work, it delivers. → Building identity foundations for an agentic future – Anvi Banga from Descope walked us through why identity for AI agents isn’t a checkbox; it’s foundational. Non‑human identities, OAuth flows, scoped consent, tool access control wrapped in security, transparency, and interoperability—all pre‑built by design, not bolted on later. I came to Denver to figure out what Quiltt should be doing with AI. I left realizing the better question is: What happens if we don’t? This week made it crystal clear—AI isn’t a sidecar bolted on to fintech. It could be the chassis. To the builders I met this week: keep shipping the future.
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