Financial Cryptography and Data Security Conference

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Financial Cryptography and Data Security 2026 Thirtieth International Conference 2–6 March 2026 St. Kitts Marriott Resort St. Kitts. Topics: Access control, authorization and trust management; Anonymity and privacy enhancing technologies; Applied cryptography; Attacks, attack techniques, and attack case studies; Auctions and incentive design; Authentication, identity management and biometrics; Behavioral aspects of security and privacy; Blockchain applications; Blockchain protocols, proof-of-work, -stake, -burn; Censorship circumvention and resistance; Central bank digital currency (CBDC); Certification and audits; Cloud computing and data outsourcing security; Cryptographic protocols; Data security and privacy; Decentralized finance (DeFi); Digital cash and payment systems; Digital rights management; Distributed consensus protocols; Economic and monetary aspects of cryptocurrencies; Economics of security and privacy; Electronic crime and underground markets; Electronic payments and ticketing systems; Empirical studies, real-world measurements and metrics; Forensics, monitoring and transaction graph analysis; Fraud detection and management; Game theory for security, privacy, and blockchain; Language-based security and formal verification; Legal and regulatory issues of blockchains, cryptocurrencies, and electronic payments; Machine learning and AI security; Malware and software security; Mobile payments; Network and distributed system security; Phishing and social engineering; Scalability and interoperability of cryptocurrencies; Security of banking, financial services, and electronic commerce; Security of peer-to-peer networks; Smart contracts and financial instruments; Smartcards, secure tokens, and secure hardware; Surveillance and tracking; System security; Trusted execution environments (TEE), their security and applications; Usability and security; Web security; Zero-knowledge proofs. Contributions are sought in the following categories: Research papers (regular, short, SoK), Workshop proposals, Tutorial proposals, Posters. Research paper submissions must be uploaded through the conference submission website. Papers must be formatted in standard LNCS format and submitted as PDF files. Regular and short research paper submissions as well as SoKs must be anonymized. Authors may submit only work that does not substantially overlap with work that is currently submitted or has been accepted for publication to any other peer-reviewed conference/workshop.

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