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      Events/TRUSTECH 2026

      TRUSTECH 2026

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      01 December 2026 – 01 December 2026
      Paris, France
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      TRUSTECH 2026 takes place on 1–3 December 2026 in Pavilion 5.2 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Organised by Comexposium, the show began as CARTES, a smart card event, and was renamed TRUSTECH in 2016. The 2025 edition, its 41st, recorded 7,700 participants from 104 countries, 197 exhibitors and 115 speakers.

      Admission is free for industry professionals. Conference sessions run in a Pay Room and an ID Room, alongside exhibitor presentations on the Innovation Stage, business meetings and the TRUSTECH Innovation Awards. Themes include European payments, payment security and fraud, B2B payments and stablecoins, AI-driven cybercrime, agentic AI, sovereign digital identity and post-quantum cryptography.

      Clément Domingo (SaxX), co-founder of Hackers Without Borders, gives the keynote on AI, deepfakes and digital identity on 2 December. Sessions are chaired by representatives of programme partners Edgar, Dunn & Company (Grégoire Toussaint), Partelya Consulting (Andréa Toucinho) and the Secure Identity Alliance (Stéphanie de Labriolle); EESTEL is also a programme partner. A payment security roundtable includes Banque de France, BPCE, Mastercard, Decathlon and Risk Ident.

      Speakers

      Aymeric HARMAND

      Aymeric HARMAND

      Aymeric HARMAND is a seasoned payments professional with extensive expertise in fraud prevention, as well as in digital transformation and innovation. Currently Vice President, Security Solutions at Mastercard, he is responsible for driving the commercialization of a rapidly expanding portfolio of fraud, cybersecurity, and identity solutions across Europe. He is actively engaged in tackling the evolving challenges brought by digitalization and emerging payment technologies. In an increasingly complex payments ecosystem, Aymeric closely follows the growing role of artificial intelligence in strengthening fraud prevention while ensuring seamless customer experiences, as well as the convergence of fraud and cyber threats. Prior to joining Mastercard, Aymeric played a key role at Idemia, where he led the development and commercialization of mobile contactless payment solutions.

      Géraldine BOISIER

      Géraldine BOISIER

      Géraldine BOISIER, Senior Business Development Manager at RISK IDENT dedicated to fighting digital fraud. With over 20 years of experience in international business information and online fraud protection, I guide and support organizations, particularly those in the payment, FinTech, and retail sectors, on critical issues of payment security and fraud prevention. My challenge is to bridge the gap between human expertise and advanced fraud prevention technology.

      Julien LASALLE

      Julien LASALLE

      Julien LASALLE is the Deputy-Director for Cash and Retail Payments Policy and Oversight within Banque de France since March 2023. In this capacity, he is also the Secretary of the French Payments Committee and of the French Observatory for the Security of Payment Means, as well as Banque de France representative in different international and European fora on payments-related matters. Graduated from the École Centrale de Lyon in 2002, he started his career as an actuary in the French subsidiary of the British insurer Legal & General. In 2005, he joined Banque de France, where he successively held managerial positions in various areas: cash statistics, strategic planning, market infrastructures and payments.

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      Comexposium

      Comexposium is an international events organiser headquartered in Courbevoie, Greater Paris, formed in 2008 through the merger of Comexpo Paris and Exposium. It is jointly owned by SIPAC, a subsidiary of the Paris Île-de-France Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Crédit Agricole Assurances. The group runs more than 150 professional and consumer events in around 20 countries, including TRUSTECH, Milipol, Les Assises, SIAL Paris and the Salon International de l’Agriculture.

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      Paris Expo Porte de Versailles (Pavilion 5.2)

      1 Place de la Porte de VersaillesParis75015France
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