Ep. 10 - Cracking Open Banking in the US with Aeropay CCO Sarah Stapp @ Money 20/20 USA 2025

On this special Money20/20 USA edition of The Payments Shed, host Grant Evans sits down with Sarah Strap, Chief Commercial Officer at Aeropay, to unpack how open banking is taking shape in the United States, and how Aeropay is leading the charge to modernize payments for merchants and consumers alike.Together, they explore:Who is Aeropay? — The problem they’re solving, what sets them apart in a crowded payments landscape, and their bold vision for the years ahead.Open Banking in the US — How adoption compares to Europe, what’s slowing progress, and whether regulation or innovation will drive the next wave of growth.Money20/20 Pulse Check — Live impressions from the event floor, this year’s biggest themes, and what’s ahead for Aeropay.Shelf of Shame — Sarah nominates one payments concept to banish forever — with Justin delivering the final verdict.🎧 Recorded live on-site at Money20/20 USA.***The Payments Shed Podcast Money 2020 interview series is sponsored by Oceanpayment.Oceanpayment is a global payment service provider enabling businesses to accept and manage payments across borders with speed, security, and reliability. Through a unified platform supporting hundreds of payment methods worldwide, Oceanpayment empowers merchants to expand globally, enhance checkout experiences, and build trust with customers everywhere.Learn more at https://www.oceanpayment.com/.***The Payments Shed Podcast is supported by PCN.PCN is a boutique recruitment agency rooted in Amsterdam, driven by a singular mission: connecting top talent with industry leaders. PCN specialises in five core pillars — Fintech, Cybersecurity, SaaS, E-Commerce, and Salesforce — backed by a global network across borders.***Disclaimer. Any views or opinions referenced in this podcast episode are our own, or those of our respective guests, and they do not represent any views, opinions, or statements from our respective employers, or those of our guests. Additionally, any views expressed here are not intended as investment, legal, tax, or financial advice.