The Global Anti-Scam Summit America 2026

Online scams continue to evolve, impacting consumers, businesses, and public institutions across the Americas. Fraud networks operate across borders, exploit regulatory gaps, and adapt rapidly to new technologies. What were once isolated incidents are now part of a sustained, cross-border threat affecting digital trust and economic stability across the region.

The Global Anti-Scam Summit America 2026: Where Innovation Meets Impact serves the anti-scam ecosystem in the U.S. and across the Americas, aligning stakeholders around shared priorities and scalable solutions to this crisis. Over two days, decision-makers and builders across industries and sectors will explore how emerging technologies—from AI to digital identity—can be harnessed to outpace scammers.

September 2-3, leaders from financial services, technology, telecommunications, cybersecurity, government and civil society will test ideas, share innovations, and explore how to deploy solutions at scale across sectors and jurisdictions. Together we'll seek to answer the challenge: how might we turn the tide on scammers, and cut scam losses in half by 2030?

Scams do not respect borders. Only through coordinated action, shared intelligence, and sustained collaboration can we stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated scam networks. The Global Anti-Scam Summit America 2026 provides a platform for stakeholders across the Americas and globally to come together, exchange best practices, and work towards more effective collective responses to online fraud and scams.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Global Anti-Scam Summit America 2026 is intended for professionals and decision-makers from government, regulation, law enforcement, financial services, telecommunications, technology platforms, cybersecurity, consumer protection bodies, NGOs, and academia who are engaged in preventing, detecting, and responding to online scams and fraud in the Americas and globally.

The Summit will focus on key challenges and developments in the fight against online scams, including emerging scam typologies, cross-border enforcement, data sharing, victim protection, regulatory and policy responses, and the role of technology and AI in prevention and disruption.

The Global Anti-Scam Summit America 2026 will take place in person at Pier 48 in San Francisco, California, USA, with a live stream available for remote participants. Further details on virtual access will be shared closer to the event.

Attendees will have access to structured networking sessions, informal breakout chats, and an evening reception—providing multiple ways to connect with fellow participants, speakers, and partners.

We offer a variety of partnership opportunities. To learn more, contact us.

Ticket prices vary by sector and participation type:

  • Regulators, Policymakers, Law Enforcement and NGOs – $299

  • Finance, Telecom, Social Media and Platforms – $699

  • Professional Services and Technology Providers – $1,499

  • Virtual Participation – Free

We are committed to ensuring wide and diverse participation at the Summit. If you represent an NGO, law enforcement, or a government agency and would like to attend but face barriers related to cost or registration processes, please contact partner@gasa.org. In some cases, we may be able to offer a discounted rate or waive the ticket fee entirely.