Royal Dutch Kusters Engineering will attend the Island Nations Currency & Payments Summit, taking place from 26 to 28 October 2026 on Denarau Island, Nadi, Fiji. This inaugural summit, organised by Currency Research in partnership with the Reserve Bank of Fiji, is a dedicated forum focused on the opportunities and challenges that island nations face in the field of currency and payments. It brings together central banks, regulators, payment experts, commercial banks, fintech companies and currency industry suppliers for discussion, knowledge sharing and collaboration.Royal Dutch Kusters Engineering is a family-owned engineering company with more than a century of experience in the currency industry. In 2026, the company celebrates its 115th anniversary and continues to support customers around the world with projects in more than 80 countries. This long history gives Kusters a deep understanding of how secure cash handling, banknote destruction and coin processing must support reliability, operational continuity and long-term value.
At the summit, Royal Dutch Kusters aims to contribute from an advisory perspective by sharing practical experience from its machines and systems for the secure destruction of banknotes and coins. This includes insights into resilient cash logistics, efficient and sustainable processing, and lifecycle thinking that helps institutions prepare for future operational needs. Kusters Engineering looks forward to exchanging knowledge with delegates and contributing to informed discussions on strong and sustainable cash cycles for island nations.
Solutions such as modular banknote destruction systems, coin processing and coin crushing solutions, and practical system layouts tailored to local requirements can often be a good fit for island nations. In many cases, reliability, efficient use of available space, operational continuity and long-term support are important considerations. Kusters can share experience on how machine design and system configuration can help support secure, efficient and sustainable currency operations in these environments.
For Royal Dutch Kusters Engineering, this summit is an important opportunity to meet industry professionals, share knowledge and discuss practical solutions for the future of cash. Topics such as cash logistics, critical infrastructure, resilience and long-term planning are highly relevant in today’s changing payments landscape.
We look forward to connecting with delegates from across the sector and contributing to conversations about the future of currency and payments in island economies.
Will you be attending the summit as well? We would be pleased to meet you in Fiji.
