MIAMI, FL--(Marketwired - Nov 19, 2015) - Net Element, Inc. (
eCom21 is the biggest e-commerce forum in the Baltic States focused on processing, payment acceptance and the evolution of e-commerce. It gathers hundreds of professionals of online businesses and entrepreneurs from other industries who develop this challenging trend.
The forum will be dedicated to topical tendencies and prospects in the area of e-payments; its key subject is: "Processing. Acceptance of Payments. E-commerce Evolution." The participants will discuss prospects of new payment institutions, which develop online, as well as the changing role of banks in the modern world of e-payment services.
According to Executive Director of eCom21 Ilya Shevchenko, "Last year we made an important first step: we thoroughly studied and discussed the history of appearance, stages of establishment and perspectives of development of the entire spectrum of e-money, starting from traditional prepaid cards and up to the currently exotic crypto-currencies. The time has come to discuss the future of the entire industry of e-payments."
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About eCom21 The conference in Riga last year was attended by more than 450 guests from the Baltic States, Central, Eastern and Western Europe, the CIS, Asia and other parts of the world. In total over 30 countries were represented. Speakers at the conference included leading professionals of the industry, representatives of payment systems, public regulators, the biggest auditing companies, lawyers, IT specialists and other experts. More information is available at http://www.ecom21.com .
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