Fintech Meetup Las Vegas 2027

Fintech Meetup is a financial technology conference built around pre-arranged one-to-one meetings. Hyve Group bought the brand in 2022 and has since added a European edition in Lisbon. The 2027 US edition carries the theme "Built on Trust". The official agenda starts on 22 February 2027 and spans three days, which points to 22 to 24 February. The organiser's pages do not name a city or venue in their text; event directories list Las Vegas, where Hyve says the previous three US editions took place, but they disagree on the hotel, so confirm the venue before booking travel. The audience is senior and largely institutional. The organiser targets fintech companies, banks and credit unions, startups and investors, retailers and merchants, and government officials and regulators. It cites more than 5,000 attendees, over 1,000 of them CEOs and founders, more than 700 financial institutions, 50,000+ meetings and 92% meeting satisfaction. The home page does not say which edition these figures describe, so treat them as a running claim, not a 2027 forecast. Meetings are the core of the format. A meeting is booked only after both sides accept the request, and the platform suggests matches from each attendee's goals, interests and business priorities, with scheduling open ahead of the event. Around it run sessions on the Main Stage and in the Banking, Payments, Lending and Pulse tracks, plus an Expo Hall. The agenda is still being built: announced topics include AI, payments, digital assets, fraud and regulation, but no speakers are listed yet. Ticket prices are public. A General Attendee pass costs $2,950. Banks, credit unions, retailers, merchants, non-profits, government bodies, students and professors pay $1,500, and startups younger than five years that have raised less than $50M pay $1,650. Qualified buyers from banks, credit unions, retailers and merchants can apply for a free hosted pass with up to $750 back for travel and hotel. Journalists and analysts get in free, a free pass for people between jobs is due later, and sponsors can request Hosted Meetings. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is narrow. There is no affiliate or performance marketing track, and the published topics concern banking and payments infrastructure. The event suits teams in finance and forex lead generation, publishers that compare cards or loans, and payment or fraud vendors that want meetings with banks and merchants.