Our company was represented in this important event by our President Mr. Antonio Socorro.

TRUSTECH, the Largest Event dedicated to Trust-Based Technologies was taken place from 29th November to 1st December at the Palais des Festivals, Cannes on the French Riviera.

With a worldwide reputation, TRUSTECH was the largest event on Trust-based technologies – it was a must attend event comprising 400 exhibitors, 18,000 attendees, 250+ speakers.

It was co-located with the CARTES Exhibition:
•    CARTES, the exhibition for the Smart Card Ecosystem with stands.
•    TRUSTECH CONFEX, featuring the latest generations of Payment and Identification Technologies with packaged offers including booths, speaking opportunities, conference passes and communication tools

Innovation was be the key underlying focus for the TRUSTECH Conference:
•    There was be a pitching track on all 3 days of the event for 40 innovative start-ups and product launches selected by our advisors
•    One track of the conference over one and a half days was be dedicated to the FINTECH STAGE
•    The Sesame awards was ‘reward’ the most innovative products and services
•    Keynote sessions was look into the future and a great range of new products and product enhancements offered by the exhibitors

Source: Brigham Young University

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