CLOSED | Ticket raffle – Win a ticket for the Fintechli Conference 2022

Dear PayTechLaw readers! We would like to give something back to you and raffle 2x tickets for the Fintechli Conference 2022 on 28 September in Liechtenstein.

 

The Fintechli Conference 2022: DeFi X CeFi

Attend the upcoming Fintechli Conference 2022: Building Bridges. We are building the bridge from today to the future. Together we are creating magic in both worlds, centralised and decentralised.

One of the most influential blockchain and FinTech events in Crypto Valley is back in Liechtenstein! Set in the middle of the mountains, the event will feature more than 20 speakers creating a powerful bridge from Web2 to Web3, uniting FinTech, culture and sustainability. Join us to think outside the box and understand how decentralisation could shape our society. Join the one-day event with over 300 attendees and don’t miss the opportunity to network with global leaders, new challengers, tech giants, early stage start-ups and project groups to benefit from the knowledge, people and future partners needed to build a new, purposeful and successful sustainable future. Breaking new ground and understanding how decentralisation could change our society – that’s what Fintech.li 2022: CeFi X DeFi is all about.

Date: September 28, 2022

Language: English

Venue: Liechtenstein

Organiser: Fintech (Liechtenstein) e.V.

More information about the speakers, the agenda & tickets: Fintech.li

By the way: in addition to numerous interesting speakers, our PayTechLaw author & PayTechTalker Alireza Siadat will also be at Fintechli. From 1:30 pm – 2:10 pm he will speak at Roundtable 3 on the topic “Tokenized assets? Why compliance is important! Stay compliant on the road to tokenization” and report from his and especially the legal perspective.

 

Participation

How can you win a ticket for fintech.li? It’s easy: Subscribe to our newsletter and send an email with the hashtag “#fintechli22”, your full name and email address to info@paytechlaw.com. Participation in the competition is only possible until 18.09.2022, 00:00!

Consolation prize

We have a consolation prize for all PayTechLaw fans who were unable to get a ticket after the competition has ended: you can save 25% on the purchase of a ticket with our PayTechLaw discount code “paytechlaw25“.

 


Conditions of participation:

Of course: The organiser of the prize draw is PayTechLaw, the blog of Annerton Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH (www.paytechlaw.com). The competition is in no way connected to third parties, such as LinkedIn Inc., USA, or any of its affiliated companies, and is in no way sponsored, supported or organised by LinkedIn.

Participation is voluntary, free of charge and without obligation and open to persons aged 18 and over. Entry is by confirmed subscription to the blog’s newsletter and email with the code “#fintechli22” to info@paytechlaw.com.

The winners will be contacted after the draw on 18.09.2022 by e-mail to the e-mail address provided in the e-mail.

The personal data of the participants will only be used for processing and handling the competition and will not be passed on to third parties or used for advertising purposes without the consent of the participants.

Only the PayTechLaw team has access to the participants’ data.

The prize cannot be paid out in cash.

 

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