What happens when one app becomes the gateway to an entire digital life?

From payments and banking to food delivery, transport, shopping and government services, Super Apps are changing the way millions of people interact with technology – particularly across Asia.

About

Join Neha Mehta, lawyer, sustainability expert, fintech practitioner, educator and author of One Stop: The Untold Story of Super Apps, for an engaging one-hour conversation exploring the rise of Super Apps and what they tell us about the future of technology, finance and society.

Drawing on her experience working across fintech, financial inclusion, sustainability and international development, as well as conversations with some of the leading voices shaping the digital economy, Neha will explore:

• Why Super Apps emerged so powerfully in Asia
• What makes a Super App different from simply having lots of services in one app
• How fintech and digital payments became the foundation of these ecosystems
• What Super Apps mean for financial inclusion and access
• The role of regulation, data and trust
• What Europe can learn from the Asian experience
• And perhaps most importantly: what comes after the Super App?

Practical information

The talk will be followed by an audience Q&A and an opportunity to meet Neha and have copies of One Stop signed.

Why join?

Whether you work in technology, fintech, innovation, entrepreneurship, sustainability or policy – or are simply curious about how digital platforms are reshaping everyday life – this conversation offers a chance to look beyond the buzzword and understand the economic and social forces behind the Super App phenomenon.

Come with your questions, your experiences and your predictions about what the next generation of digital platforms will look like.

Context

The event is hosted in partnership with Malmö Residency 2026, where Neha Mehta is one of this year's residents.Malmö Residency 2026 is funded by the City of Malmö, Malmö University and Malmö Generate District, and organised as a collaboration between more than 60 companies in Malmö, the City of Malmö, the Swedish Institute and Media Evolution.