The #1 B2B & B2C online trading expo in the region is returning for a second edition.
After the success of 2024, iFX EXPO LATAM is returning to Mexico City on the 9th and 10th of April 2025 for 2 days of learning, networking, and collaborating.
iFX EXPO has over 10 years of experience in hosting expos in the online trading industry all over the world. In 2025, they’ll be gathering traders, brokers, IBs, affiliates, prop firms, fintechs, PSPs, liquidity providers, and more under one roof.
This event offers a unique balance of two crucial advantages:
Knowledge building and industry networking.
The expo is catered to all levels of experience, uniting both beginners and experienced veterans, making it the ideal place to exchange insights and form valuable partnerships. Businesses can join over 1.6k companies from across multiple industry verticals to network, discuss, and seek out lucrative leads and deals.
iFX EXPO LATAM 2025 will feature a wide array of benefits. The Expo Floor will be hosting tens of reputable industry leaders exhibiting their online trading platforms and technologies to over 3.5k attendees from 120+ countries. For those looking to gain industry knowledge from experts, over 100 speakers will be sharing their success stories and offering educational panels throughout the expo at Speaker Hall and Traders Arena, a tailor-made stage for traders to learn, share, and grow their talents.
If you’re in the online trading industry and looking for a comprehensive all-in-one event to upgrade your skillset while connecting with a multitude of international brands, make iFX EXPO LATAM 2025 your next crucial stop. Register now to experience it.
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