FX Expo Guadalajara 2027

FX Expo Guadalajara 2027 is the Mexican stop of FX Expo Global, a touring series of Latin American trading and fintech shows run by Horizon VIP Consulting - FZCO of Business Bay, Dubai. It was set up in 2024, staged its first show in Medellín in May 2025 and, by its own count, has run seven editions with more than 13,000 visitors combined. The Guadalajara edition is scheduled for 20 to 22 May 2027 and opens the 2027 circuit, ahead of Medellín (29 to 31 July), Quito (23 to 25 September) and Costa Rica (18 and 19 November). The 2027 venue is not yet named. A private VIP evening on 20 May comes before the two public days; the organiser pitches it as a room where sponsor executives, fund managers and active traders talk business, with 75 to 250 guests per night in 2026. The expo days combine a main stage, exhibitor stands and networking. Two fixtures recur: the FX Experts Cup, a 40-minute live trading contest on the floor with prizes for the best results (Medellín 2026 paid $3,000, $1,000 and $250 in cash), and the FX Expo Global Awards, presented on stage on the final day. Guadalajara's debut on 27 and 28 February 2026 at Expo Guadalajara drew more than 2,500 attendees, 75 exhibitors and 32 speakers, with 18 countries represented and seven awards given. Talks were interpreted live in Spanish and English. Visitors are traders, brokers, fintech founders and investors from the regional forex, crypto and fintech scene. Exness, XM, Vantage Markets and Tickmill are among past sponsors, and six sponsorship levels, Titanium down to Bronze, are on offer for 2027. Entry to the expo floor has so far been free at every edition, with registration and a cap on places. Registration for 2027 is not open yet, and ticket types, prices, programme and speakers are still to be announced. In 2026 the VIP pass cost $99 and covered the evening event, VIP lunch on both days, priority seating and accreditation. For affiliates and media buyers who promote forex brokers or crypto trading products to Spanish-speaking traders, the fit is direct: the named sponsors are brokers and the crowd is traders. Nothing announced targets performance marketing, so the value lies in meetings with broker partnership teams rather than in sessions, and if entry stays free in 2027, scouting is cheap.