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The Future of Interoperable Payments and Financial Inclusion

Jaime González Gasque
Jaime González Gasque
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From July 14 to 16, 2026, the global Mojaloop community celebrated MojaCom 31, its flagship three-day event that brought together regulators, bankers, developers, and fintech experts from around the world virtually. The gathering solidified its position as the premier forum for discussing the advancement of open source in national payment systems.

The Pillars of MojaCom

Software Evolution: The lessons learned from the rollout of version 17.2.0 of the core software were thoroughly analyzed.

Toward Version 17.3: The development teams presented the roadmap and key architectural changes for the next major system update.

Strategic Launch: The new Mojaloop Marketplace, designed to facilitate the integration of complementary services, was officially announced.

Security and Auditing: Dedicated panels focused on platform quality, robust security (PQS), and technical support for forensic transaction audits.

Live Success Stories

Beyond the code, the event was notable for its presentation of real-world implementations. Payment center operators and central bank representatives shared how the use of this technology is reducing transaction costs and connecting populations previously excluded from the traditional banking system.

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