Wirecard’s EVP Global Product Strategy, Christian Von Hammel-Bonten. One of the key things we heard at this year’s Money20/20 is that the Home will be the next big hub of commerce and Wirecard’s Christian Von Hammel-Bonten explains why. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
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7th April 2016
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As the first week of April draws to a close, so does Money20/20 Europe. We saw a lot at this year’s event: we got a live demonstration of Diebold’s cardless, biometric ATM and the head of Amazon Payments told us that the home could be the next great payments frontier. This sentiment was echoed by Wirecard’s SVP, Christian von Hammel-Bonten who told us that “most commerce is happening at home” – something that we explore in the lead article of this newsletter.

We also gauged the mood towards the looming EU referendum in the UK. Droplet’s CEO, Steffan Aquarone was “deeply concerned” by the current political climate and said Brexit “would be an absolute disaster for a fintech startup” – something echoed by nearly everyone we spoke to. We also picked up a lot of concern about the regulatory implications of an outsider Britain.

Elsewhere, the event threw up some exciting industry news such as Alipay’s expansion into Europe, Samsung’s expansion into…well everything, a slew of new products and Google’s position on the momentum of contactless technology.

In between the interviews and track sessions we managed to have a game of table tennis, play with Oculus and enjoy the sight of attendees enjoying our Payments {R}evolution Magazine!

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