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April 24th, 2025, 2:00 PM Europe/London

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SuperApps in the Banking Sector

Will banks become the digital centre of life?

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SuperApps: The future of banking is happening now

Digital banking users no longer view financial needs as separate activities – they are part of a broader digital experience. The Super Apps model made famous by China's Alipay and WeChat is now making its way into European markets. Banks are increasingly moving beyond finance, offering users access to services such as transportation, public administration, leasing, and e-commerce.


The SuperApp is a natural evolution for banks, leveraging their core strengths—customer trust, access to financial data, and advanced security infrastructure. This shift goes far beyond simply adding features to a banking app; it represents a fundamental change in how banks are perceived within customers’ digital lives.

Join our webinar to explore how banks are redefining their role in the digital ecosystem — and what it takes to build a true SuperApp.

Who should attend?

This webinar is for you if you:

➡️ Develop digital strategies in banking, fintech, or tech companies

➡️ Are a decision-maker in mobile products, UX, IT, AI, or innovation

➡️ Work in retail, digital, business, or corporate banking

➡️ Are curious about the future of financial services and emerging service models

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Speaker


Michał Grela

Head of Growth

Speednet

Michał is one of the authors of the Banking Trends Report 2025–2030. He’s an expert with over eight years of experience speaking on technology in financial services. Michał also hosts SpeedTalks - a podcast dedicated to tech in the financial world, where he interviews industry leaders and innovators.



During this webinar, you will learn:

✅ How customer expectations of banking apps are evolving

✅ Who is leading the SuperApp charge globally and in Europe

✅ The key opportunities and challenges for banks developing their SuperApps

✅ What the banking SuperApp of the future might look like in the next 5 years


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SuperApps in the Banking Sector
April 24, 2025 at 9:00 am

Participation in the webinar is free of charge.

The number of places is limited.

Organizer: Speednet

We build software for the banking, finance and insurance industry.


We provide services related to bespoke web and mobile software product design and development, with a focus on AI and Data solutions.


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April 24th, 2025, 2:00 PM Europe/London

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