2023 Payments Awards open for entry

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2023 Payments Awards open for entry

By Ross Henry Law

25/04/2023

Entries for the 2023 iteration of the Payments Awards are now open, with a 14 July deadline to submit your company for consideration across a range of categories.

The black-tie awards ceremony will take place on 22 November 2023 at London’s Marriott Hotel in Grosvenor Square and will celebrate the most talented companies involved in the payments sector as it continues its exponential growth trajectory.

The awards are open to companies wishing to enter their teams for 31 categories ranging from Best Mobile Payments Solution to Payments Startup of the Year.

Join FStech in lauding innovation and excellence within the UK and European payments sector.

Click here to view this year’s full list of categories and submit your entry.

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