Money 20/20 2014 Tweet Roundup
Wednesday marked the end of Money 20/20, and we had an absolute blast. From the countless incredible keynotes to the discussions and entertainment, it was truly a fantastic conference, and Twitter was blowing up for the whole duration. We’ve rounded up some tweets from during the conference so we could reminisce until Money 20/20 2015. Enjoy!
That's the way to kick off a keynote session! #Money2020 pic.twitter.com/ZPH7dismWS
— Suzanne LaProva (@SuzanneLaProva) November 3, 2014
Citi's Jane Fraser says bank has finally learned it doesn't have to build everything itself #money2020
— Matt White (@FinextraMatt) November 4, 2014
Over 85% of transactions still occur in cash. That is our target as innovators (via @PayPal's @HillFerguson) #money2020
— Spencer Lazar (@slazar) November 4, 2014
Tokenization everywhere at #money2020 pic.twitter.com/aqjJ1Ztk4Z
— Pierre-Em (@Pierre_Em) November 4, 2014
2% NFC adoption: a stat which puts things into perspective…keynote #paypal #money2020
— Fatouma Sy (@FatooTweet) November 4, 2014
Step 1 to change the game – reinvent the account number. How? Tokenization. @Visa CEO sharing a vision for the future at #Money2020
— Suzanne LaProva (@SuzanneLaProva) November 3, 2014
Millennials don't want 1974 crap that industry calls modern technology; want real time -Phillip Heasley of @ACI_Worldwide #money2020
— ngenuity Journal (@ngenuityjournal) November 5, 2014
Millennial are driving payments. @money2020 ..@BoozAllen definitely interesting statistic update pic.twitter.com/S9RTSSOpeB
— frazier evans (@frazier_evans) November 4, 2014
#money2020 accenture says digital currency will be used by 18% of Americans by 2020. will #creditunions be ready @creditunionscom
— Marc Rapport (@RapportCallahan) November 4, 2014
#money2020 use of consumer payments instruments. pic.twitter.com/vS2DpxuZFy
— Steve Furman (@stevefurman) November 4, 2014
Cash will still be over 1/2 transactions in 2020 at 54%. Matthew Friend of #accenture @ #money2020
— Michelle Tinsley (@Intel_Michelle) November 4, 2014
Future of payments – cash, debit, credit- decline while digital currencies are on the rise- pretty impressively. #money2020
— STORES Media (@STORESmedia) November 4, 2014
Mobile loyalty interactions are 4x vs. the non-mobile loyalty interaction. #lift #money2020 pic.twitter.com/PcHTfkf0UK
— Randy Piatt (@RandyPiatt) November 5, 2014
#money2020 LaunchPad Andra at Spare – glad to see a women entrepreneur on stage !! Woot …
— vadhri (@vadhri) November 5, 2014
Panel at POS session #money2020 agree. mPOS will redefine the retail experience
— Craig Leppan (@craigleppan) November 5, 2014
More on @acorns; Money from round ups are automatically invested in market, user can choose risk and allocation #money2020 demo
— ngenuity Journal (@ngenuityjournal) November 5, 2014
"You put payment first number 1. The consumers are opting for digital experiences." – Jim McCarthy, @VisaNews #money2020 @money2020
— Sheerin Salimi (@sheerinsalimi) November 5, 2014
Visa and MC both agree that standards (EMV, tokens, etc) help push innovation and competition in payments, commerce #money2020
— Bryan Yeager (@bryanyeager) November 5, 2014
"The consumer owns the data. Any discussion otherwise is a false argument" – Jim McCarthy #money2020 @DevanHughes
— Gabor Krasznai (@GaborKrasznai) November 5, 2014
Congrats to the hackathon champs, Mercury was happy to help #devfriendly @mercurypay @Vantiv @money2020 pic.twitter.com/UjUaipdDPO
— Matt Downs (@MattDowns7) November 5, 2014
"Customers can tell you things (about product design) in a survey but until you experience it yourself you don't know" UX talk @ #money2020
— TSYS (@TSYS_TSS) November 5, 2014
There is strength in numbers. @Walgreens CISO Cameli speaks passionately & eloquently on collaboration to combat cybercrime #money2020
— Suzanne LaProva (@SuzanneLaProva) November 5, 2014
Key takeaways from #money2020 1. #safety is the new black 2. HOW we pay matters 3. #Tokenization 4. #mobilefirst #payments #innovation
— Monica Jasuja (@jasuja) November 6, 2014
And that's a wrap folks. Big thanks to all our attendees and sponsors for making this a great event. See you at the Venetian next year!!
— Money20/20 (@money2020) November 6, 2014
