In this episode of PayTechTalk our moderator Alireza talks again to Henri de Jong (Chief Business Development Officer at Quantoz) and Gökhan Nazenin (Vice President Europe at FIS). Gökhan, Henri and Alireza discuss NFTS and their adoption in the financial and non-financial market. They explain NFTs from legal and non-legal perspective and what the current status of NFT regulation means for the EU and Germany.The speakers discuss NFT use case in the retail and institutional market and elaborate how one may use NFT for ticketing such as for the coming world football cup.
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Gökhan Nazenin
- Vice President Europe at FIS
- LinkedIn profile: Gökhan Nazenin
FIS
FIS is a leading global provider of financial technology with a focus on retail banking, institutional banking, treasury and payments, asset management, wealth management, risk management and compliance, professional, hosting and cloud services. The breadth and depth of its portfolio and associated global expertise and underlying capabilities were further enhanced through the acquisition of SunGard in November 2015: Today, FIS employs more than 55,000 people serving more than 20,000 clients in over 130 countries worldwide. For more information about FIS, visit http://www.fisglobal.com.
Henri de Jong
- Chief Business Development Officer at Quantoz
- LinkedIn profile: Henri de Jong
Quantoz
Quantoz Blockchain Technology is behind the multiple award-winning financial gateways NEXUS and QUASAR, based on blockchain technology and cryptography. NEXUS is a platform for the automated processing of token, crypto and fiat transactions. It connects traditional financial infrastructure with public and private blockchains. The QUASAR solution enables instant and compliant peer-to-peer (micro) transactions and settlements between “things”, allowing its customers to turn their internet-connected devices into (pay-per-use) monetisation services. For more information about Quantoz, visit: https://quantoz.com/.
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