Global Anti-Scam Summit Asia 2026

Built for Connection.

We provide each attendee with full access to our official GASA app, making it easy to connect with peers, schedule meetings, and maximize every networking opportunity. Stay connected before, during, and after the summit with leading fraud prevention professionals from across industries.

Experience purposeful networking through curated connections, interactive working groups, and collaborative discussions all of which have been designed to help you exchange ideas, build partnerships, and develop strategies against fraud and scams across sectors.

Set in the heart of Bangkok, Pullman Bangkok King Power brings conference space, accommodation, dining, and informal networking under one roof — an easy environment to move between sessions, meetings, and conversations across two packed days.

The hotel sits next to Victory Monument BTS Station, with straightforward access to the Airport Rail Link, the King Power Duty Free Complex, and Bangkok's wider shopping, dining, and business districts — so delegates can step straight from a panel on scam compound disruption into one of Southeast Asia's most energetic cities.

A region confronting its own scam economy head-on. Asia sits at the epicenter of the global scam crisis — as both the primary target and the operational base for transnational networks. The Global Anti-Scam Summit Asia 2026 puts that reality on stage, opening with the State of Scams in Asia 2026 findings and senior government voices on why regional cooperation isn't optional.

From scam compounds to survivor voices.

This year's program goes further than any prior Asia summit on the human cost of scam compounds — dedicated sessions on disruption-to-prevention strategy, survivor testimony, and cross-border trafficking response, alongside the operational realities facing regional law enforcement.

Where the money, the networks, and the AI race collide.

Four concurrent breakout tracks each day dig into the mechanics: disrupting scam financial infrastructure, building national anti-scam ecosystems (drawing on GASA's ADB research), secure-by-design and AI defenses, and the telecom front line against SMS and voice fraud.

Built for regional action

Day Two closes with GASA's own working groups — Consumer Education, Enforcement, Research, Data Integrity, Intelligence Sharing, and Prevention & Intervention — so delegates leave with a mandate, not just notes.