Money20/20 USA 2026 Sponsor List: 452 Records, Sectors and Locations

The public Money20/20 USA 2026 sponsor directory contains 452 records across 19 industry sectors in our October 8, 2026 snapshot. Payments, enterprise software and data/AI are its three largest groups. Together they account for 261 records, or 57.7%.

This update replaces the earlier 312-record analysis with a fresh public-directory capture and adds the full list, organizer-linked websites and listed event locations. It covers sponsors visible in that source. It does not establish the complete exhibitor population, attendee mix, market share or buyer demand.

Download the 452-record sponsor CSV · Snapshot methodology and integrity record

For conference dates, venue and planning, see our Money20/20 USA 2026 event guide. For a smaller, non-ranked reading list, see 15 companies to watch.

Dataset and method

• Scope and date: every card in the unfiltered public sponsor directory captured on October 8, 2026, plus its public profile page. All 452 profile pages returned successfully and their company headings matched the directory cards.
• Unit: one official sponsor profile URL. There are 452 unique URLs and 452 distinct displayed names. Brand and subsidiary entries remain separate; this is not a count of independent corporate groups.
• Source fields: company name, directory sector and sponsor tier come from the listing. Location, website and LinkedIn links come from labeled fields on the public profile. Company website links are organizer-supplied destinations, not proof that their content or claims have been independently checked.
• Categories: the analysis keeps the organizer’s classifications. Minor capitalization and retail-category display wording are normalized for readability. No company is reassigned based on our view of its product.
• Locations: 388 profiles list a location; 64 do not. A listed location can be a booth, meeting room, lounge or named event space. A blank field does not mean a sponsor has no presence.
• Coverage: 422 profiles link a website and 402 link a LinkedIn page. The CSV leaves the remaining 30 website fields and 50 LinkedIn fields blank. No values are guessed.
• Comparison: the earlier 312-record source file is retained as a dated baseline. Its SHA-256 is 5293A3A52087D3C89DE99E2B93CEBC72FBED53F1BCEC7131009188BCE07F7B58. A larger capture is not proof of new registrations, sponsor acquisition or market growth.
• Integrity: the current downloadable CSV has SHA-256 dbb1c06b1486dc8fa66ebb0a0bf71bd3ecc90df59cca342ee47b044149a7df99. Its companion manifest records source hashes and field coverage.

Disclosure: EkLine is a BizAmps client. Its directory entry is included under the same public-source rules as every other sponsor; the list is not an editorial ranking.

Category distribution: earlier snapshot versus October 8

The two count columns describe different dated captures. Shares below use 452 as the denominator. Changes can reflect directory additions, removals, profile-address changes or recategorization.

Percentages are rounded separately and may not sum to exactly 100.0%.

What the current snapshot supports

Payments and enterprise software remain the two largest groups

Payments has 104 records (23.0%) and Software / IT / Cloud Services has 90 (19.9%). Combined, they represent 194 records, or 42.9%, compared with 42.0% in the earlier snapshot. That is a useful starting point for research into payment rails, banking systems and enterprise tools, rather than a measure of spending or market leadership.

Five selected infrastructure categories account for 60.2%

Using the same explicit lens as the earlier article, Payments (104), Software / IT / Cloud Services (90), Banking (43), RegTech / SupTech (16) and Cyber Security (19) total 272 records, or 60.2%. The earlier snapshot’s share was 60.3%.

This grouping is an editorial lens. A different definition of infrastructure would produce a different result.

A single sector label can hide very different products

Data, Analytics & AI has 67 records (14.8%). This category includes general AI providers alongside financial data and other software businesses. AI-related products also appear in other sectors.

For example, the public profiles describe Fin as a customer-agent company and Taktile as a decision platform using agents, rules and human oversight. Both sit in the Software / IT / Cloud Services category. Conversely, Flutterwave describes payment services, while its directory label is Data, Analytics & AI.

The implication is practical: use sector labels to find candidates, then read their actual product descriptions. 67 is the number of records with that directory label, not a verified count of AI companies.

Smaller categories should not be read as shrinking markets

Consumer Tech (9), Retail / Marketplaces / Merchants (6) and Personal Finance & Roboadvisory (3) total 18 records, or 4.0%. The earlier share was 3.8%. Neither figure describes the wider consumer-finance market or provides a comparable prior-year trend.

Sponsor tiers

The organizer lists six sponsorship tiers. 1 Star Sponsor accounts for 234 records (51.8%). These are commercial directory labels, not TechCurrent ratings of quality, maturity or importance.

Full public sponsor list and listed locations

Every company name below links to its official public profile. Expand a tier to see its entries. We retain the public directory’s tier and order, including separate brand entries. Location means the organizer’s published location label; Not listed means the public profile supplied no location at capture time. Confirm locations before planning a visit.

The CSV also includes the website and LinkedIn links published by the organizer. It contains no attendee contact data, private app records or campaign scores.

How to use the list

Start with the business problem you need to solve, narrow the list by sector, and then review a company’s public product material. Use the location field to plan a visit only after confirming it in the latest organizer source. A meeting-room code or lounge label does not establish an exhibition booth.

For deeper research, combine sources by field: the official event source for participation and location; the company’s current documentation for product capabilities; and a dated, cited source for scale or funding. Keep missing or conflicting evidence visible. Employment at a sponsor, an attendee-app record or an old enrichment score does not establish that a company is exhibiting or that a person has buying intent.

Earlier snapshot chart

The chart below is retained for reference to the article’s original analysis. It shows the earlier 312-record snapshot, not the October 8 list. Use the comparison table above for the current counts.

Earlier snapshot: 312 records. Original TechCurrent chart based on the organizer’s directory labels.