COCA, the world’s first MPC wallet with non-custodial debit card, has proudly announced its acceptance into the Money20/20 Startups’ Hangout program in Thailand.
This recognition marks a significant milestone for COCA, validating its innovative approach to secure digital asset management within the financial technology sector.
As the premier event in the fintech calendar, Money20/20 brings together visionaries and disruptors to showcase groundbreaking advancements in payment solutions and financial services, reshaping the landscape of connected commerce.
On 23rd April 2024, COCA will join 30 showcasing startups at the Startups’ Hangout space in Bangkok, Thailand, for a three-day conference.
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