Content submissions should align with one or more of the following topics:
Emerging Markets & Financial Inclusion
Practical ways digital assets can widen access, improve payment infrastructure, and support economic participation
Infrastructure & Interoperability
The rails, standards, custody, wallets, networks, and connectivity required for scale
Capital Markets & Investment
Tokenisation, on-chain assets, new investment models, and evolving market infrastructure
Identity, Fraud, and Financial Crime
Digital identity, AML, sanctions, transaction monitoring, fraud prevention, and trust
Payments Experience & Merchant Adoption
Consumer and merchant experiences that make digital payments useful, simple, and scalable
Resilience, Security & Operational Risk
Cybersecurity, safeguarding, business continuity, governance, and robust market operations
Institutional Adoption & Integration
How institutions are evaluating, integrating, and scaling digital-money infrastructure
Cross-Border Payments & Remittances
Faster, lower-cost, more transparent movement of money across borders
Regulatory Frameworks & Compliance
The policies, licensing models, governance, and compliance systems shaping adoption
DeFi & Programmable Money
New financial products, automated workflows, and the evolution of on-chain finance
Treasury & Risk Management
Liquidity, settlement, collateral, FX, reserves, and operational considerations for institutions and corporates
Economic Policy & CBDCs
The intersection of stablecoins, tokenised deposits, central bank digital currencies, and monetary policy
FAQs
Who we're looking for
Stablecon isn’t interested in theory. We’re convening the operators, the builders, and the decision-makers who are making this technology real. We want speakers who:
- Are building at the frontier – Leading stablecoin issuance, cross-border payment rails, institutional custody, or regulatory frameworks
- Have skin in the game – CEOs, founders, CTOs, CFOs, Chief Compliance Officers, central bank officials, policymakers, and institutional investors
- Bring receipts – Real adoption metrics, live integrations, regulatory wins, or strategic deployments worth discussing
- Don’t hold back – The most valuable conversations happen when leaders share what worked, what didn’t, and what kept them up at night
- Tell us what you are passionate about: I don’t want to know what you can speak to. I want to know what you want to say.
This isn’t the place for product pitches or surface-level overviews. If you’re here to tell us stablecoins might be interesting someday, this isn’t your stage.
Speaker Benefits
- Complimentary full conference pass for confirmed main stage speakers/moderators
- Access to 2,000+ senior leaders from fintech, crypto, financial institutions, and government
- Unparalleled networking with the exact people building the future of programmable money
- Visibility across Stablecon’s marketing channels and media partnerships
- Recording of your session (shared post-event; clips encouraged with credit to Stablecon)
- Preparation support – Prep calls will be scheduled the week of July 27- August 7 to coordinate with fellow speakers and finalize session details
Note: Only the selected speaker receives a complimentary pass. We do not provide additional guest passes for speakers’ teams, except for professional security personnel with advance notice.
Session formats
Main Stage:
The premier venue for transformational ideas, major announcements, and the industry’s most influential voices. Think gravitas, not platitudes.
Interviews: (1-2 speakers, 1 moderator, 20-25 mins)
Intimate, unfiltered conversations with operators who’ve been in the trenches. No slides. No fluff. Just candid insights from people uniquely positioned to tell the story.
Panel Discussions: (3 speakers, 1 moderator, 35-40 mins)
Sharp, evidence-driven discussions built for depth. We assemble panels internally to ensure diversity of perspective -if you need control over who’s on stage with you, this isn’t the format.
Presentations: (1 speaker, 7 min or 12 min)
Reserved for genuinely transformational ideas and newsworthy announcements.
Roundtables: (8-10 participants, 1 moderator, 45-60 mins) Curated, high-impact working sessions for those who prefer dialogue over monologues. No audience, no stage, and nowhere to hide. Come prepared to trade your best ideas with a room of peers who are actually doing the work.
Forums: (8 participants)
Our take on a good debate. We know there aren’t 2 points of view. We know any issue will have at least 5 or 6. This is the opportunity to create a huge discussion, with audience participation, and unravel truly thorny issues.
Important guidelines
Application Rules
- Maximum 4 applications per organization. We limit confirmed speakers from any single company to ensure diverse perspectives.
- All proposed executives must explicitly consent to their inclusion before applying.
Selection Process
- We review applications on a rolling basis—apply early for the best chance of selection.
- If we’re interested in your application, a member of the Stablecon Content Team will reach out to schedule a call.
- We require direct contact with the proposed speaker before final confirmation.
- Responses will be sent to all applicants by December 18.
Commitment & Cancellations
- We take confirmations seriously. Speakers who cancel at the last minute won’t be considered for future Stablecon events.
- We understand emergencies happen and will evaluate replacements on a case-by-case basis.
- Stablecon reserves the right to cancel a session if the speaker cannot deliver the proposed content or misses key deadlines.
Any speaker replacements must be approved by the Content Team.
- Content submission deadline: March 31 – Once confirmed, and your session is developed, all required materials (presentation slides, bios, headshots, etc.) must be submitted by this date.
What We Don’t Provide
- Travel & accommodation costs are not covered.
- Speaker honorariums are not provided.
- Pay-to-play speaking slots do not exist at Stablecon. Speakers are selected on merit. Sponsorship opportunities are entirely separate.
Content Ownership
- Stablecon owns the rights to all event videos and images.
- We’ll share edited recording links with speakers post-event.
- Speakers may post clips or quotes with credit to Stablecon but may not post full sessions externally.
Key Deadlines
We encourage early submissions. Content proposals will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and early applicants may have the strongest opportunity to be considered for the programme.
- Call for Content opens: October 22, 2026
- Final submission deadline: December 7, 2026
- Applicant notifications: December 18, 2026
- Agenda announcement: January 20, 2026
- Speaker preparation and content-development calls: Ongoing to March 13, 2027
- Final presentation materials due: March 31, 2026
- Stablecon EMEA: 14–15 April 2027, Lisbon