The Currency Conference has maintained its prominent position as the industry’s leading event since its inception in 1992, initiated at the request of Central Banks and Issuing Authorities with a shared vision for a unique platform to address the specific challenges and interests of the currency and issue function. Now, after twenty highly successful gatherings, the Currency Conference continues to stand as the pinnacle of Central Banking and Issuing Authorities’ conferences.
This distinguished conference unites influential figures from the currency-issuing and distribution departments of Central Banks and Monetary Authorities, as well as leading currency industry suppliers from across the globe. Within a secure and engaging environment, it fosters the exchange of experiences and networking among peers. Providing a vital, impartial forum for industry leaders to convene and deliberate on policies, operational efficiencies, best practices, emerging strategies, and the latest technological solutions.
Mark your calendar: The next Currency Conference will take place in Berlin, Germany, 24–26 May 2027. More details to come – stay tuned!
Who Attends the World’s Leading Currency & Banknote Conferences

2025 Sponsors
Primary Sponsors
Supporting Sponsors
Exhibitors
Pop-ups
Associates
Media Partners
We appreciate the above list of leading industry suppliers who support the conference, and thus this industry, with their invaluable participation. If you are interested in sponsoring the 2027 Currency Conference, please contact Tom Mitchell here.
About Currency Conference
The Currency Conference has maintained its prominent position as the industry’s leading event since its inception in 1992, initiated at the request of Central Banks and Issuing Authorities with a shared vision for a unique platform to address the specific challenges and interests of the currency and issue function. Now, after twenty highly successful gatherings, the Currency Conference continues to stand as the pinnacle of Central Banking and Issuing Authorities’ conferences.
This distinguished conference unites influential figures from the currency-issuing and distribution departments of Central Banks and Monetary Authorities, as well as leading currency industry suppliers from across the globe. Within a secure and engaging environment, it fosters the exchange of experiences and networking among peers. Providing a vital, impartial forum for industry leaders to convene and deliberate on policies, operational efficiencies, best practices, emerging strategies, and the latest technological solutions.
If you have any queries about the Currency Conference, please contact our Vice President/Director, Tom Mitchell here.
At Currency Research (CR), we are dedicated to providing our delegates with an exceptional and well-balanced program. This commitment is made possible through the invaluable contributions of our Currency Conference Advisory Committee (CCAC). Comprising CR leadership and respected figures from both the public and private sectors, the CCAC plays a pivotal role in shaping the content and strategic focus of the conference.
This prestigious event brings together senior figures from currency-issuing and distribution departments of Central Banks and Monetary Authorities, as well as key currency industry suppliers from around the world. In a secure and engaging environment, it facilitates the exchange of experiences and high-level networking. This conference offers a critical, unbiased forum for industry leaders to convene, discussing policies, operational efficiencies, best practices, emerging strategies, and cutting-edge technological solutions.
The conference offers the chance to connect with high-caliber industry suppliers, discover solutions, and cultivate fresh business relationships—all under one roof. Having everyone in a single location makes it exceptionally convenient to explore new opportunities and address your specific business needs.
2027 Currency Conference Advisory Committee

CR Research Partnership
Showcasing Original Research on the Future of Fiat Currency
Have you completed original research on the future of fiat currency? As part of the 2027 Currency Conference in Berlin, Currency Research is inviting central banks, regulators, government agencies, academic institutions, commercial banks and other organisations to submit recent studies for the CR Research Partnership.
Selected authors will present their work to an international audience of senior central bank and industry leaders during a dedicated conference session, gaining visibility for their findings and a direct voice in evidence-based policymaking.
From cash resilience and access to cash to AI in the cash cycle, currency design and demand forecasting, the call covers the issues shaping the currency ecosystem today, with priority given to papers offering practical applications.
Download the full call for papers to see the eligibility criteria, submission requirements and deadline.
See the rates here and register today!
Discounted Category
All rates listed below are per person, in USD and exclusive of any tax.
The DISCOUNTED CATEGORY applies to the following organisation types: Central Bank/Monetary Authority, Government/Regulator/Law Enforcement, NGO/Multilateral Financial Institution, Non-Profit/Education, CMC/CiT, Commercial Bank, Retailer, Foreign Exchange, State-Owned Printworks/Mint (non-exporting), Industry Association and Other Financial Institutions.
Please select the appropriate type during the registration process.
Standard Category
The STANDARD CATEGORY applies to the following organisation types: Suppliers of Banknote Equipment/Substrate/Features/Ink, Consulting/Legal Firms, Commercial Printworks/Mint (Exporting), Market Infrastructure – PMI/FMI, Payments Service Provider, FinTech, Other Industry Supplier
Please select the appropriate type during the registration process.
Venue & Travel
Unauthorised Housing Solicitations
We are aware that unauthorised companies are contacting Currency Conference attendees to offer hotel reservations. These companies are not affiliated with the Currency Conference. Please note that the only authorised parties for hotel reservations are Maritz Global Events and the JW Marriott Berlin. Neither will ever solicit reservations by phone, email, or fax. If you are contacted by a third party offering discounted hotel rates, we strongly recommend not using their services. While offers may appear attractive, such companies often require pre-paid, non-refundable bookings with high cancellation or change fees. In some cases, reservations are moved to alternate hotels or do not exist at all, and there is also a risk of credit card fraud. For your protection, we advise booking only through official conference channels and verifying any company independently before providing personal or payment details. Please see the relevant information above.
Attendees


2025 Participating Organisations
Countries Represented in 2025
Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belgium, Belize, Botswana, Brunei, Canada, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Curacao, Cyprus, Czechia, Eswatini, Fiji, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Lesotho, Macau, Malawi, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Mozambique, Namibia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Oman, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Seychelles, Singapore, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
Testimonials
“Great place to learn about new topics and to connect to new business partners.”

Bundesdruckerei
“Interesting topics, good networking, excellent overall package.”
Deutsche Bundesbank
“Excellent organisation; a great mix of Central Banks, relaxing atmosphere.”

Banknote Industry News
“The best conference.“

Bank of Korea
“Great opportunity to talk with suppliers and Central Bankers at the same place.”

Central Bank of Uruguay
“Interacting with industry players whilst sharing knowledge and experiences when it comes to currency management.“

Central Bank of Eswatini

















































Executive Roundtable Supply Chain Resilience
Monday, May 24/ 11:00–12:30
A closed-door, government organisations only (Central Banks and State Printworks) roundtable discussion, under Chatham House Rules.
The participants will identify existing or expected currency supply chain related issues – from sourcing raw materials and intermediate goods such as substrates, blanks, inks, foils, etc to sourcing finished banknotes and coins. More importantly, the participants will discuss strategies how to make the supply chain less volatile and subject to disruption, be it due to geopolitical events, demand fluctuations or other factors. CR will produce a paper based on these discussions to be shared with the participants or possibly beyond (subject to agreement of the participants).