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CryptoProcessing By CoinsPaid Launches Limassol Crypto People Meeting Point, Opening Party Set For November 21

Limassol’s rapidly growing crypto scene has a new focal point. From November 17 to December 16, CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid, one of the world’s leading crypto payment gateways, is hosting a dedicated Crypto people meeting point at WAGMI Coffee, transforming one of the city’s most popular social terraces into a hub for professionals, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts eager to exchange ideas, discuss crypto payments and enjoy signature drinks.

The WAGMI Coffee terrace, already a familiar gathering spot for locals, is being reimagined for a month-long initiative aimed at bringing the community closer together. Whether you’re interested in integrating cryptocurrency payments into your business or simply want to meet others active in the digital asset space, the venue is set to offer an inviting atmosphere for networking and coworking.

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The goal of CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid is to make crypto payments straightforward, accessible, and friendly. Throughout the month, visitors will have the chance to speak with company representatives, connect with industry experts, enjoy WAGMI Coffee’s signature drinks, and experience one of Limassol’s favorite social locations from a new perspective. Visitors can also win a discount on CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid services and some fresh, high-quality coffee beans.

Opening Party on November 21

To officially kick off the initiative, CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid will host an Opening Party on November 21, welcoming local businesses, partners, and crypto enthusiasts. The evening promises lively discussions, hands-on insights into crypto payments, and a celebratory atmosphere. Guests can expect welcome treats, a tea ceremony, a live DJ set, and the chance to meet the CryptoProcessing by CoinsPaid team in person, including product and risk management representatives.

Event Details:

Registration (required): https://luma.com/xa0hhdmj
Date: November 21
Location: WAGMI Coffee, Ayias Zonis 12, Limassol
Time: 18:00
Dress code: Wear a green element

RESIST II Opens €800,000 Funding Call For Process Innovation In Mobility And Transport

Overview

RESIST II Eurocluster has opened its Process Innovation Open Call, offering cascade funding to SMEs in the Mobility, Transport and Automotive ecosystem. The call supports companies seeking to improve their manufacturing or industrial processes by making their current operations more digital, greener and more resilient.

The call sits under RESIST II’s wider €1.6 million funding package for SMEs developing innovation projects linked to net-zero technologies and critical raw materials. The Process Innovation call itself has a budget of €800,000.

Benefits

Selected SMEs can receive lump-sum grants of:

  • Up to €20,000 for individual SME projects
  • Up to €30,000 per SME for consortium projects
  • Up to €60,000 per SME across RESIST II open calls

Beneficiaries will also have access to a pool of experts, coaching and mentoring, international market opportunities, online training for upskilling and reskilling, and technical support provided by CTAG.

Projects require 10% private co-financing from the beneficiary SMEs. Across the two cut-offs, RESIST II expects to support around 15 to 20 projects and fund around 25 to 30 SMEs.

Who Can Apply

The call is open to SMEs established in an EU Member State or a country participating in the Single Market Programme.

Applicants must be active in the ecosystem, either by working in sectors such as automotive, rail, waterborne and cycling, or by being a member of a cluster linked to the Mobility, Transport and Automotive ecosystem.

Criteria

Projects may be submitted by a single SME or by a consortium of two or three SMEs. Consortium projects must involve SMEs from different NUTS2 regions.

Submitted projects should address one or more of RESIST II’s four innovation pillars:

  • Net-Zero Manufacturing & Industrial Decarbonisation
  • Circular Critical Raw Materials & Resource Efficiency
  • Digital Mobility & Smart Industrial Systems
  • Resilient Mobility Value Chains

Projects funded under the first cut-off are expected to run for up to nine months, from October 2026 to June 2027.

How To Apply

Applications must be submitted electronically through the RESIST II platform. The first cut-off opened on 13 May 2026 and closes on 13 July 2026 at 17:00 Brussels time. A second cut-off is planned for May 2027.

About RESIST II

RESIST II Eurocluster supports European SMEs working in the Mobility, Transport and Automotive ecosystem, helping them advance their twin transition and strengthen resilience against market shifts and unexpected disruptions.

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