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Amir Fardghassemi

CEO & Founder, Jingle Pay

Dubai, AE

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Category: industry_insightLanguage: en

From Remittances to Global Financial Infrastructure

The future of payments is not simply about moving money faster; it is about building an interconnected financial ecosystem.

In this session, Amir Fardghassemi explores how the global payments landscape is evolving beyond traditional remittances towards a new generation of financial infrastructure. He examines how AI, stablecoins, digital assets and modern payment networks are reshaping the movement of money across borders, connecting currencies, markets, financial institutions and payment systems.

Drawing on Jingle Pay's experience building regulated payment infrastructure across international markets, Amir will discuss the convergence of traditional finance and digital assets, the importance of interoperability, and the role of technology in making global money movement more accessible, efficient and seamless.

The discussion will explore what banks, fintech companies and payment providers must do to build the next generation of global financial infrastructure.

Amir Fardghassemi is well suited to speak on this topic because he brings together first-hand entrepreneurial experience, financial markets knowledge and a practical understanding of the challenges shaping global payments.

As Founder and CEO of Jingle Pay, he is leading the development of an AI-first operating system for global money movement, operating across more than 150 countries, 99+ currencies and 20+ payment corridors, with approximately US$5 billion in annualised payment volume.

His experience gives him a practical perspective on the evolution of cross-border payment infrastructure, the convergence of traditional finance and digital assets, the potential of stablecoins, and the application of AI to financial services.

Rather than approaching these developments purely from a theoretical standpoint, Amir can draw on the challenges and opportunities of building and scaling regulated financial technology across multiple markets.