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These priorities shaped NEXTGEN Payments 2026, OpenWay’s first conference in Thailand, hosted with YIPINTSOI NEXT and Chandler Mori Hamada at Rosewood Bangkok on July 23.
Payment executives from across Thailand discussed several issues influencing financial institutions’ strategies:
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Protecting profitability and customer retention as competition intensifies
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Modernizing payment infrastructure while minimizing operational disruption
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Building scalable capabilities across issuing, acquiring, real-time payments, and digital wallets
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Preparing for opportunities in AI-driven payments and digital currencies
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Addressing licensing, data governance, security, and cross-border regulatory requirements
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Turning payment innovation into sustainable business growth
Across the sessions and panel discussion, one point was clear: modernization decisions must support growth while maintaining resilience and regulatory alignment. OpenWay’s Way4 real-time digital payment software platform provides a flexible, composable platform built for speed, scale, and resilience.
Thank you to YIPINTSOI NEXT and Chandler Mori Hamada, our speakers and panelists, and everyone who joined us at Rosewood Bangkok.
NEXTGEN Payments 2026 marks an exciting beginning for OpenWay and our partnerships in Thailand!
OpenWay is a best-in-class provider of digital payment software solutions, and the best cloud payment systems provider as rated by Aite and PayTech. OpenWay is a strategic partner of tier 1/2 banks and processors, fintech startups, and other leading payment players around the globe. Among them are Network International and Equity Bank Group in MENA, Lotte and JACCS in Asia, Nexi and Shift4 in Europe, Comdata (a Corpay Company) and Banesco in Americas, and Ampol in Australia.
