Wiki Finance Expo Cyprus 2026

The largest free-entry fintech floor Cyprus will see this year, and it lands thirteen days before the other one. Wiki Finance Expo Cyprus 2026 runs on Friday 6 November 2026, 09:00–18:00, at Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, 11 Giannou Kranidioti, 4534 Limassol. It is organised by WikiEXPO, the events arm of Wiki Global, with WikiFX, WikiBit and WikiGold as co-organisers, and it bills itself as "Europe's Premier FinTech, Forex & Crypto Event". The headline number, with the appropriate caveat. The organisers advertise 7,000+ attendees, 50+ speakers and exhibitors and representation from 30+ countries. That 7,000 figure is WikiEXPO's own across-the-series average rather than an audited Limassol count — treat it as an order of magnitude, not a promise. Even discounted heavily, this is a large floor by Cyprus standards. The tracks, as published.

• Foreign exchange and liquidity solutions
• Regulatory and compliance frameworks
• Next-generation payments
• Platform building and brokerage technology
• Fintech service providers
• Crypto and DeFi
• AI in finance

The detailed agenda and the speaker list were still marked coming soon at the time of writing; the track list above is the firm part. Who is in the room. Brokers, institutional investors, VCs, payment and brokerage vendors, developers and crypto natives. The pitch is explicitly transactional — liquidity, B2B partnerships and funding — which is the honest description of what a Limassol FX expo is for. Cyprus hosts one of the densest concentrations of CySEC-regulated brokerages and payment firms in the EU, and this is the room where that industry does its purchasing. Cost: nothing. Registration is free, via wikiexpo.com/Cyprus/2026/en or the Eventbrite listing. That is the single most useful fact here. The island's other two big financial-technology gatherings this November — the 27th NextGen Payments & RegTech Forum (19 November, Four Seasons Limassol) and the BoC Fintech Hackathon 7.0 (27–29 November, IDEA Innovation Centre, €16,000 in prizes) — are respectively paid-corporate and competitive. This one just asks you to turn up. Why it belongs on a hackathon calendar. Because November in Cyprus is effectively one long fintech funnel, and this is the free end of it. If you are assembling a team for BoC Fintech 7.0 three weeks later, 6 November is the cheapest day all autumn to find a co-founder, a liquidity provider willing to explain their actual integration pain, or a vendor whose API you were going to build against anyway. The crypto/DeFi and AI in finance tracks in particular map almost directly onto the BoC brief, which combines fintech with AI, cybersecurity and smart cities. Free does not mean small — register early and check the final agenda on wikiexpo.com before planning the day around a specific speaker.

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