Walk into Money20/20 with meetings already booked.
Fraud, risk, and payments buyers pre-identified.
We build the attendee list six weeks before the floor opens. Score for VP Fraud, Head of Compliance, Head of Payments. Attributed pipeline in your Salesforce within 48 hours.
Surface the 200 bank and fintech buyers out of 11,000 attendees
- →Source attendees 4-6 weeks before Money20/20 from event platforms and public directories
- →Enrich on your Apollo or ZoomInfo plan. Score for bank category, fraud/risk function, payments seniority
- →Pre-book meetings with VP Fraud, Head of Compliance, and Head of Payments
- →Sequence ranked lists through Salesforce, HubSpot, Apollo, or Slack (Outreach Q2 2026)
Capture the room without drowning reps in bad scans
- →Badge scans, business cards, and floor conversations captured on mobile
- →Voice notes transcribed with account context from your ICP list
- →Works on flaky conference Wi-Fi. Syncs to Salesforce or HubSpot when connectivity returns
- →Unqualified scans filtered at the ICP-score level before follow-up sequences fire
Your CFO's event ROI dashboard
- →Sourced and influenced pipeline attributed to each show inside Salesforce or HubSpot
- →Compare Money20/20 USA vs Europe vs SFF on real pipeline numbers
- →Closed-won revenue traced back to the event and rep that sourced it
- →Defensible ROI inside the CRM the CFO already reviews
What Money20/20 actually produced
Pipeline attribution
11,000 Money20/20 attendees. 210 ICP matches. 110+ booked meetings. Here's how the list narrows.
Source attendees
Pull from the Money20/20 registered roster, session speakers, and sponsor directory
The Money20/20 math
Same show, same booth, same team. What changes is how the funnel narrows.
- 11,000 attendees on the floor
- ~200 random badge scans
- ~8 opportunities, 2-3 week follow-up lag
- 210 ICP-matched from 11,000 Money20/20 attendees
- 110+ pre-booked meetings (68 from pre-event alone)
- 22 opportunities, same-business-day sequencing
Money20/20 USA + Money20/20 Europe + Singapore FinTech Festival. Numbers from a Series B regtech fraud detection customer. Past performance, not a promise.
Fintech events we run the pipeline motion on
| Event | Location | Typical size | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Money20/20 USA | Las Vegas | 11,000+ | October |
| Money20/20 Europe | Amsterdam | 8,000+ | June |
| Singapore FinTech Festival | Singapore | 60,000+ | November |
| Banking Transformation Summit | London | 1,500+ | Spring |
| Fintech Meetup | Las Vegas | 6,000+ | March |
| Gartner IAM Summit | Grapevine, TX | 4,000+ | December |
What the pipeline motion looks like per fintech role
| Persona | Pre-event | In-event | Post-event |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marketing Leaders | Account targeting, event selection | High-fit meetings | ROI reports, budget justification |
| Field Marketers | Prep lists, attendee enrichment | Rep-ready context | Timely follow-ups |
| RevOps / CRM Managers | Campaign planning, segmentation | Lead tagging + sync | Attribution + reporting |
| SDRs / AEs | Warm outreach with context | Real-time lead capture | CRM tasks pre-filled |
Money20/20 USA is 11,000 attendees and our ICP is maybe 200 of them, specific titles in fraud, risk, and payments. Luminik surfaced 187 with the right titles from the pre-event list, our reps pre-booked 34 meetings with 22 of those, and we closed $340K in Q4 attributed to that one show. More useful than the number: I stopped staring at a 50-page agenda at midnight trying to work out who to chase.
Proof and tools for your next Money20/20 or SFF
Have a fintech event on the calendar?
20 minutes on Money20/20, Singapore FinTech Festival, or Finovate. We walk the sourcing, enrichment, and writeback live on the show you already paid for.