The 2nd Fintech Week 2026 Heads to Dubai — Uniting Global Financial Innovation Leaders

The People Events is thrilled to announce the 2nd FinTech Week: Payments, Security &  Beyond, scheduled to take place on 16–17 February 2026 in Dubai. Following a highly  successful edition in Singapore (26–28 February 2025) and the upcoming 3rd edition in  Amsterdam (March 2026), this flagship European edition promises to be a landmark event  in the global fintech calendar.

With the theme “Payments, Security and Beyond.,” the 2026 edition will bring together  300+ senior decision-makers, 50+ global speakers, and leading fintech innovators who are  actively shaping the next chapter of the financial services industry.

Attendees can expect a dynamic mix of keynote speeches, high-impact panels, solution  showcases, and networking opportunities — all aimed at addressing the sector’s most  pressing challenges and groundbreaking advancements in digital banking, blockchain, AI,  regtech, payments, cybersecurity, and more.

“Dubai is not just the fintech gateway to the Middle East — it’s a global crossroads of  innovation and collaboration,” said Ujjwal Choudhary, Production Lead at The People  Events. “Following our successful edition in Singapore and ahead of the 3rd FinTech Week  in Amsterdam, we’re excited to bring this momentum to Dubai for the 2nd edition. With a  focus on Payments, Security, and Beyond, this event will gather top fintech minds,  disruptors, and regulators to shape the future of financial services.”

The event is expected to attract participants from 30+ countries, including leading financial  institutions, tech startups, regulators, investors, and professional service firms. Whether  you’re scaling a fintech startup, transforming a legacy institution, or investing in the next  big solution, FinTech Week Dubai 2026 is the platform where the future of finance is being  built — live and on the ground in one of the world’s fastest-growing fintech hubs.

Event Details 

Event Name: 2nd FinTech Week: Payments, Security & Beyond

Dates: 16–17 February 2026

Location: Radisson Blu, Dubai

Theme: “Payments, Security and Beyond.”

Website: https://fintech.peoplevents.uk

For Media & Sponsorship Enquiries: 

Karan Singh

Production Lead | 2nd Fintech Week 2026

Email: Karan_s@singaporeevent.com

Call/WhatsApp: +44 1442 781082 / +44 7440 562683

Anushka Bhadoriya

Delegate Relation Manager | 2nd Fintech Week 2026

Website: https://fintech.peoplevents.uk 

About The People Events: 

The People Events is a global leader in high-impact B2B conferences and exhibitions. With a  focus on innovation, leadership, and industry transformation, we bring together decision makers and disruptors to create opportunities that shape the future.

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