Who can submit a proposal?
We welcome submissions from individuals and teams, including academics, founders, and other professionals. First-time presenters and seasoned speakers alike are encouraged to apply.
What topics are you looking for?
We’re interested in a wide range of topics, including but not limited to: AI and agentic commerce, stablecoins and crypto, global money movement, and monetizing advanced business models. If there’s an angle you find interesting, innovative, or provocative, there’s a good chance our audience will too.
What are the submission guidelines?
Submissions should include:
- Talk title: Up to 75 characters
- Talk description: Up to 2,500 characters
- Presenter bio(s): Up to 500 characters
- Key takeaways: Up to 2,500 characters
How long should my talk be?
Your proposed talk should not run longer than 30 minutes.
How do I submit a proposal?
Proposals can be submitted through our online
submission form. Ensure that all required information is complete before submitting, as incomplete submissions will not be considered.
What’s the deadline for submissions?
The deadline for submissions is November 3, 2025. Late submissions will not be reviewed.
Will I be notified if my submission is not accepted?
Yes, all applicants will be notified of the outcome of their submission by December 2, 2025. Whether accepted or not, we appreciate your interest in contributing to our event.
Are there any fees to present at Sessions?
There are no fees to present at Sessions. Presenters receive complimentary admission, along with access to discounted hotel rates.
What content support is provided for presenters?
If your submission is accepted, our team will provide resources for structuring, designing, and promoting your talk to our audience. We want to ensure that you feel confident and prepared to deliver an impactful presentation.
What are the benefits of presenting?
Presenting at Sessions 2026 is an opportunity to grow your reputation as a thought leader, network with leaders in payments and financial technology, and have your talk professionally recorded and published in our on-demand library.
Who can I contact for more information?