Payments Company Paxum to Attend CreatorConX in Ibiza Next Month

Payments Company Paxum to Attend CreatorConX in Ibiza Next Month

IBIZA, Spain — Paxum, a payments company serving the adult creator community, will attend CreatorConX Ibiza 2026, taking place Oct. 14–17 in Spain.

Described as "Europe's first high-end B2B gathering dedicated to the creator economy," CreatorConX brings together approximately 400 creators, platforms, brands, and payment, technology, legal, and tax companies for three days of business meetings and panels.

Chris Youngs of Paxum will speak on the panel "Getting Creators Paid: Challenges, Compliance & the Future of Payments" on Friday, Oct. 16, from 1:45 to 2:15 p.m. on the Meeting Terrace. Andy Wullmer of CreatorTraffic will moderate the session, which will also feature Ionut Scripcariu of LiraPay and Lukas Steiner of Talentir. The panel will cover cross-border payouts, compliance, and the financial needs of creators and the platforms that pay them.

Paxum will also host a Happy Hour for attendees on Thursday, Oct. 15, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Cielito Rooftop.

"Creators are running real businesses, and they need to be paid on time, in their own currency, wherever they live," said Youngs. "Platforms need a payout partner that understands this industry and its compliance requirements. We've been solving that problem for nearly two decades, and CreatorConX is the right room to talk about where creator payments go next."

For more information, visit CreatorConX and Paxum.

To schedule a meeting with Youngs, click here.

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