Discussing top trends at our site, Token.io makes a comeback as a partner headline
In October 2025, the Business Design Centre in London will play host to the industry's flagship event of the year – the UK & Europe 2025 Expo. For the fifth year running, Token.io will be headline partnering the event, demonstrating their commitment to accelerating industry momentum.
The two-day event promises to be engaging and impactful, with exciting announcements, fiery debates, opportunities for rising stars, and recognition of the strides made by Women in Open Banking. Todd Clyde, CEO of Token.io, will deliver the Opening Keynote on Day One, setting the tone for the discussions to come.
Todd Clyde has expressed his excitement about the continued support from Token.io and the team, with Adam Cox, co-founder and managing director of the website, sharing the sentiment. The event aims to inspire audiences by showcasing how some of the biggest names across the UK and Europe are already using Open Banking and A2A payments to reshape the way we pay.
The Expo will feature representatives from Token.io on various stages throughout the event, sharing their insights and experiences. Additionally, there will be three co-located shows: the Open Finance Show, the Smart Data Show, and the Payments Show, facilitating critical conversations about progressing from Open Banking to Open Finance, Smart Data, and beyond.
Pay by Bank is one of the hottest topics of 2025, according to Todd Clyde, and is expected to be a key focus at the Expo. Speakers from across the industry will be present to discuss a more interconnected future, with the closing lecture on the second day yet to be confirmed.
For those interested in attending, more information about partnership opportunities, the agenda, speaker line-up, and ticket registration can be found on the UK & Europe 2025 website. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to be a part of shaping the future of the industry.
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