WikiEXPO

What WikiEXPO does

WikiEXPO is a privately held, event-driven B2B exhibition company that organizes large-scale fintech, forex, crypto, and blockchain conferences across global financial centers. Founded in 2019, the company operates as a subsidiary of WikiGlobal, a fintech services provider that also runs the WikiFX broker-verification platform, WikiBit, WikiGold, and the recently launched WikiLicense. As of the most recent reporting, WikiEXPO has executed 86+ events across 11 countries/cities (including Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, Cyprus, Bangkok, Malaysia, South Africa, and Japan), accumulating more than 98,000 on-site attendees and a global community of over 2 million social followers.

The company's core product is the WikiEXPO exhibition series, which combines physical conference programming with hybrid online streaming. Events feature keynote speeches, panel discussions on fintech regulation, AI, Web3, blockchain, and digital assets, plus structured business matchmaking between exhibitors and visitors. Its technology stack is light: no proprietary software platform, no API, and no mobile application of its own; the hybrid distribution is provided through video streaming and the corporate website. Complementary WikiGlobal ecosystem products (WikiFX Rating System 4.0, WikiBit, WikiGold, WikiLicense) provide supporting data and broker-verification context but are not owned or developed by WikiEXPO itself.

WikiEXPO's revenue model is straightforward: it offers free admission to visitors and monetizes exclusively through exhibitor and sponsor registration fees, which are quote-based and negotiated per event. Customer segments are concentrated in forex brokers and CFD trading platforms (named exhibitors include AI PRIME, RYOEX, BREAKAWAY, ANZO Capital, MC Prime, Vatee, MH Markets, and Guze Markets), with secondary exposure to cryptocurrency exchanges, payment companies, investment institutions, KOLs, and financial media. Over 900 unique exhibitors have participated across the event portfolio, with 730+ active clients and an average of ~7,000 on-site attendees per headline summit event. Distribution runs through direct enterprise sales, a website-based registration portal, and a partner/influencer network of 350+ institutions and 1,500+ speakers and KOLs.

Name

WikiEXPO

Legal name

WikiEXPO

Website

https://wikiexpo.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2019

Operating status

Operating

Short description

WikiEXPO organizes global B2B fintech, forex, crypto, and blockchain exhibitions across 11+ countries, serving 900+ exhibitors (primarily forex brokers and CFD platforms) through paid booth and sponsorship packages at hybrid in-person and streamed conferences under parent WikiGlobal.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Marketing or Sales, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Exhibitor and Sponsor Registration Fees: WikiEXPO generates revenue by charging exhibitors and sponsors fees to participate in their global fintech exhibitions. Companies pay to secure booth space, sponsorship packages, and visibility opportunities at these events.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

WikiEXPO organizes large-scale global financial technology exhibitions and conferences that bring together forex brokers, cryptocurrency and digital asset platforms, payment companies, AI technology firms, investment institutions, and industry media. The company hosts flagship expos such as Wiki Finance Expo Hong Kong and Wiki Finance Expo Cyprus, providing exhibition booths, sponsorship packages, keynote and panel sessions, business matchmaking, and media exposure. WikiEXPO operates as the exhibition brand under its parent WikiGlobal, which also runs complementary platforms (WikiFX, WikiBit, WikiGold, WikiLicense) that support the trading-safety theme of the events.

Product overview

WikiEXPO is a comprehensive fintech ecosystem comprising a flagship exhibition platform and multiple complementary products. The core WikiEXPO platform organizes global financial technology exhibitions across major cities including Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, Cyprus, Bangkok, Malaysia, and beyond, connecting forex brokers, crypto platforms, payment companies, and AI technology firms with investors and industry professionals. The product suite is anchored by WikiFX Rating System 4.0, which provides transparent broker evaluations, supplemented by WikiBit for broker verification, WikiGold for gold market services, and WikiLicense for regulatory license tracking. WikiGlobal, the parent company, serves as the primary organizer and FinTech service provider powering this integrated ecosystem.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Quantifiable outcome

• 98,000+ total attendees across all WikiEXPO events
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers8 records

Segments6 records

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Liberland GovernmentcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 February 2025WikiEXPO became an official partner of the Liberland Government in February 2025, working together to promote innovation and healthy development in global financial transactions. Liberland is a blockchain-friendly jurisdiction.
• WikiGlobalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWikiGlobal is the parent company and founder of WikiEXPO. Established in 2019, WikiGlobal is a leading global fintech service provider that hosts WikiEXPO exhibitions and operates the WikiFX platform. WikiGlobal provides organizational support, brand credibility, and ecosystem integration for WikiEXPO events.
• WikiFXcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWikiFX is a co-organizer of WikiEXPO events. As a financial information and broker verification platform, WikiFX provides regulatory compliance data, broker ratings, and transparency services that complement WikiEXPO's exhibition focus on trading environment safety.
• WikiBitminorGTM or Marketing PartnerWikiBit is listed as a co-organizer of WikiEXPO events, providing app-based financial information services.
• WikiGoldminorGTM or Marketing PartnerWikiGold is listed as a co-organizer of WikiEXPO events, providing gold and precious metals information services.
• Australian Computer and Law Association (AUSCL)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAUSCL co-organized WikiEXPO Dubai 2024, providing legal and technology expertise for fintech discussions.

Scale indicators23 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• iFX EXPO: Long-running forex and fintech B2B exhibition series with global editions (Cyprus, Dubai, Asia). Directly comparable to WikiEXPO on audience (forex brokers, IBs, affiliates), monetization (exhibitor/sponsor fees), and rotating-city model in the same geographies.
• Money Expo: Global forex/fintech/crypto expo brand running flagship events in multiple financial hubs. Closely matches WikiEXPO's fintech-focus, free-visitor + paid-exhibitor model, and reliance on broker/IB sponsorships.
• TOKEN2049: Premier global crypto/Web3 conference series held annually in Singapore and Dubai. Overlaps with WikiEXPO's crypto and digital-assant exhibitor base, premium sponsor packages, and hybrid in-person plus livestream format.
• Consensus (CoinDesk): Flagship crypto and blockchain conference operated by CoinDesk. Comparable scale of sponsors, global attendee base, and content-led positioning aimed at fintech/crypto innovators and institutional investors.
• Finance Magnates Summit (FMLS): B2B summit for online trading, fintech, and crypto firms. Directly comparable audience (brokers, PSPs, tech providers, regulators) and exhibitor-funded model overlapping with WikiEXPO's Hong Kong and Cyprus events.

Broad incumbents

• Money 20/20: Large-scale global fintech event brand owned by Ascential. Competes for the same enterprise fintech sponsors and payments/AI exhibitors that WikiEXPO courts, with a broader (less forex-skewed) agenda.
• Web Summit: Mega tech and fintech conference (Lisbon, Rio, Qatar editions). Overlaps with WikiEXPO on fintech stage content, global sponsors, and media reach, though targeting a broader tech audience beyond trading.
• Informa (Blockchain Expo / Fintech Expo series): Global events group running Blockchain Expo, Fintech Expo, and AI Expo tracks. Comparable co-located expo format and exhibitor-paid monetization, with stronger incumbent scale and recurring sponsors across regions.

Regional players

• Singapore FinTech Festival: Government-organized annual fintech event hosted by MAS and Elevandi. Comparable attendee scale and regulator participation in WikiEXPO's Southeast Asia corridor, competing for the same regional sponsors and policy-focused audience.
• Hong Kong FinTech Week: InvestHK-organized flagship fintech event in Hong Kong. Directly competes with WikiEXPO Hong Kong editions for local sponsors, KOLs, and government co-branding in the same city.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Revenue estimate

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Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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