Blockchain 3.0 Bangalore

9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
February 28, 2020
Bangalore
How Blockchain is shaping BFSI Sector in India

February 28, 2020 @ 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Blockchain 3.0 Bangalore is a premier event focused on the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector, aiming to serve as a facilitating platform for early adopters, innovators, and niche service providers. The conference gathers global blockchain thought leaders and technology experts from prominent organizations such as Hitachi Consulting, KrypC, Societe Generale, Robert Bosch, AJA, and Hedera Hashgraph to explore how blockchain technology is enabling faster, safer, and more efficient business operations.

The Park Bangalore

14/7, Mahatma Gandhi Road
Bengaluru, Karnataka India

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

Discover Emerging Trends:
Stay ahead by gaining insights into the latest blockchain developments and their participation in building smarter transactional processes across diverse industries.

Hands-on Experience:
Gain practical knowledge through real-life experience sharing, allowing participants to better understand the implementation and deployment of blockchain solutions.

Interactive Q&A Sessions:
Engage directly with industry pioneers through insightful discussions that encourage active participation and deeper understanding of complex blockchain topics.

AGENDA

  • • Blockchain- Disrupting Finance and Audit
    • Blockchain and attainment of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
    • Blockchain and its potential and current use-cases in finance, operations and data storage
    • What’s next in Payments Innovation?
    • Banking on Blockchain beyond Currencies
    • Blockchain with IoT and AI – the game changing trio
    • New Tech, New Threats: Understanding the Security of Blockchain
    • Blockchain for KYC Data and Document Sharing
    • Microlending Platform providing access to loan schemes in underdeveloped areas