Wiki Finance Expo Dubai 2025 lands in the city on Tuesday, 11 November 2025, bringing a one-day, high-intensity program focused on fintech, forex, crypto, Web3 and AI. Organizers promote it as the Middle East’s largest gathering in these verticals, with free registration available for attendees. According to information compiled by Few.ae editor, the Dubai edition consolidates multiple global tracks into a single day to maximize deal-making and product showcases for regional and international visitors.
Date, schedule rhythm and who’s behind it
The expo runs on 11 November 2025 as a full-day program at Millennium Plaza Downtown Hotel. While individual session times are published in the conference agenda closer to the date, organizers confirm a cradle-to-close schedule concentrated into one day for keynotes, panels and exhibits. The event is organized by WikiGlobal with WikiFX, WikiBit and WikiStock listed as co-organizers, and recent materials highlight government and industry partners attached to the series.
Attendance scale and focus areas
Pre-event communications project a turnout numbering in the thousands, reflecting Dubai’s pull as a fintech hub. Recent notices cite ranges from “over 3,000” to “5,000+” participants alongside dozens of sponsors and exhibitors—an indicator of busy aisles and plenty of meetings. Expect content spanning regulation, brokerage, liquidity, DeFi/CeFi, tokenization, AI-driven trading tools and cross-border payments.
Venue snapshot: Millennium Plaza Downtown Hotel
Set directly on Sheikh Zayed Road across from the Museum of the Future and the World Trade Centre district, the host hotel anchors a central corridor between Downtown Dubai and the Trade Centre. The property offers multiple meeting spaces and a grand ballroom suited to high-traffic expos, plus on-site dining and a business-friendly layout that shortens the walk between conference rooms and networking lounges.
Capacity, rooms and technical capabilities
Meeting data points to 10 meeting rooms and total event space around 16,800 sq ft, with the largest room exceeding 12,000 sq ft and seated capacities up to roughly 1,400—useful for keynotes or oversubscribed panels. AV capabilities and high-speed connectivity are standard, aligning with fintech exhibitors’ needs for live product demos and hybrid meetings.
Getting there: Metro, driving and parking
For public transport, the Red Line’s Emirates Towers Metro Station is within walking distance, placing the venue one or two stops from Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall. Drivers approach via Sheikh Zayed Road and surrounding arterials; the hotel lists complimentary valet and on-site self-parking for guests, but plan extra time around morning arrivals and evening departures.
Weather outlook for Tuesday, 11 November
Forecasts point to clear, warm conditions—daytime around the low 30s °C and evenings near the low-to-mid 20s °C—ideal for short walks between Metro and venue. The hotel’s conference floors are fully air-conditioned, so a light layer covers the contrast between outdoor heat and indoor chill.
Who you’ll meet and why it matters
Expect a mix of brokers, exchanges, liquidity providers, payment firms, compliance experts, developers and investors. The program typically blends high-level regulatory discussions with practical sessions on market infrastructure and trading innovation, while the expo floor concentrates on product showcases and partnership talks. For founders and operators, Dubai’s timezone and location make 11 November a strategic window to convene MENA, Europe and Asia stakeholders in one place.
Inside the host district
Beyond the ballroom, delegates will find major landmarks within minutes—Dubai Mall and Burj Khalifa to the south, Dubai World Trade Centre to the north, and a dense cluster of hotels, cafés and lounges for side meetings. That proximity helps turn coffee breaks into deal time without long commutes.
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