Call for Papers:
12th Annual P2PFISY International Workshop
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The P2PFISY 2026 Call for Papers invites authors from academia, public institutions (including central banks), special interest groups and the private sector to submit policy-oriented, theoretical and/or empirical papers focused on decentralised digital technologies and data-driven financial innovation, including themes such as artificial intelligence in financial systems, CBDCs, stablecoins and digital payments, tokenisation of real-world assets, financial inclusion, and consumer protection.
Each submission should include either a full paper with a standard abstract or an extended abstract (approximately 1,000 words), along with the name and email address of a nominated author who intends to present the paper at the workshop.
All submissions must be in English and uploaded in PDF format through the EasyChair P2PFISY 2026 Call for Papers. There is no mandatory template; authors may use any standard academic or journal format.
All abstracts and papers will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee of the P2P Financial Systems Workshop.

Submissions should be original contributions focused on decentralised and emerging digital technologies, including at least one of the following themes:

Benefits of Submitting a Paper
Enhance Your Research Profile
Submit a paper for the opportunity to present at a prestigious international workshop. This exposure can enhance your academic and professional profile, showcasing your expertise to a diverse audience of peers, policymakers and industry leaders.
Engage with Leading Experts
Presenting your research enables direct engagement with academics, central bankers, regulators and practitioners. These interactions foster valuable feedback, new insights and potential collaborations, enriching both your research and career.
Contribute to Cutting-Edge Discussions
The workshop focuses on decentralised digital technologies and data-driven financial innovation, including artificial intelligence in financial systems, CBDCs, stablecoins and digital payments, tokenisation of real-world assets, financial inclusion, and consumer protection. Submitting a paper allows you to help shape discussions on the future of financial systems.
Join a Prestigious Network
P2PFISY is widely regarded as a premier forum on the future of finance and has been supported by leading institutions such as the Federal Reserve, the Deutsche Bundesbank, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England, the Bank of Canada and others. Participation offers unique opportunities for long-term professional growth and knowledge exchange.
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