Attendee Information | DICE Europe

Trust Square is hosting DICE 2025 for the third time in a row

Only a 5-minute walk from Zurich central station the innovation hub has been fostering conversations and solutions around digital identity since its inception in 2018. It is hosting DICE for the third time in a row.

Focused on Financial Services and Digital Public Infrastructure, Trust Square connects academia, startups, corporates, and tech providers.

With its versatile office space, Trust Square provides the perfect location for the unConference format with an event space at the heart of the space and multiple conference rooms for workshops, breakout sessions, presentations, and many more.

How to get to the event venue

Switzerland is renowned for its outstanding public transport infrastructure. Zurich Airport is only 15 minutes away by train, offering seamless connections to the city. We therefore recommend taking advantage of Zurich’s punctual and reliable public transport network for the fastest, easiest, and most sustainable way to travel.

The event venue, Trust Square, is conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Zurich's main train station (Zürich Hauptbahnhof), which serves as a major public transport hub. For those traveling by tram, the closest stops are serviced by lines 4, 6, 7, 11, 13, and 17, providing easy access from and to various parts of the city.

why dice Europe?

The intention of DICE is to Foster collaboration and work together on the adoption of a dignified digital identity between governments, citizens, and companies across Europe.

unConferences are particularly generative, with a facilitator we will co-create the agenda live each day of the event. There are no keynotes or panels, it’s all about exploring the topic with professional peers from a range of identity areas. Click here to learn more.

There are many reasons that secure identity systems are needed for connecting to others, tracking trade, supporting labor markets, and crossing borders. Significant investments have been made into the development of interoperable standards, protocols, systems application layers, conceptual use cases, and more.