PRIMERSHOWCASE2026

Payments are entering a new era. In this opening keynote, Primer CEO & Co-Founder, Gabriel Le Roux, explores the forces reshaping the industry, how the role of payments is evolving, and why the next generation of payment teams will be built on intelligence, not fragmentation.

Payment leaders from some of the world’s most ambitious businesses discuss where they’re investing, how they’re evolving their departments, and the capabilities they believe will matter most over the next few years.

We'll unveil new capabilities that make our payments infrastructure more modular, giving businesses greater freedom to evolve and scale without rebuilding what already works.

Hear from our panel about the realities of scaling globally, from localization and payment performance to FX, treasury, and cross-border money movement. They’ll share how they’re simplifying increasingly complex financial operations while building the foundations for sustainable international growth.

We'll share how we’re connecting more of the payments journey, with new capabilities that give teams a clearer view and more control before, during, and after a payment.

Every payment generates data. What you do with it is what counts. In this session, the team at Airalo will share how they're turning data into intelligence that delivers meaningful results.

Ruth Buscombe is a Formula 1 race strategist, engineer, and broadcaster who has held senior strategy roles at Ferrari, Haas, and Sauber. In this keynote, she will discuss how Formula 1 teams use data and AI to guide split-second decisions and find marginal gains in one of the world’s most demanding sports.

We'll unveil new intelligence capabilities that help payments teams spot what matters sooner, act faster, and continuously improve performance.

As loveholidays has grown and expanded into new markets, its payments strategy has evolved alongside the business. Andrea Feinberg, Head of Payments, will share how the team balances performance, cost, and risk while building the flexibility needed to support its next phase of European growth.