Tokenize LDN 2026 takes place on 1-2 December at ExCeL London. It is the UK’s institutional-focused event on real-world asset tokenization, and it brings banks, asset managers and regulators together with the teams building the technology.
This guide covers the dates, venue, agenda, speakers, exhibitors and how to register. All details come from the official Tokenize website.
Key Takeaways
The event runs on 1-2 December 2026 at ExCeL London, co-located with FinTech Connect.
The organisers list 6,000+ visitors, 130+ exhibitors, 200+ speakers and 7 content tracks.
Pre-registration is open on the official website, and the event app helps attendees book meetings.
Tokenize: LDN describes itself as the UK’s institutional-focused event for real-world asset tokenization, digital markets infrastructure and the future of capital markets.
In simple words, tokenization means turning assets like funds, treasuries, credit or real estate into digital tokens that can be traded on a blockchain.
The organisers say this is not a theoretical blockchain conference. The focus is on real adoption: tokenized funds, settlement infrastructure, custody, compliance and secondary markets. Attendees come to evaluate platforms, see live use cases and build partnerships.
Detail | Information |
Event | Tokenize: LDN 2026 |
Dates | 1-2 December 2026 |
Venue | ExCeL London |
Co-located with | FinTech Connect |
Organiser | IQPC Exhibitions |
ExCeL London is the UK’s largest events venue, set in the historic Royal Docks. The venue page says it is about ten minutes from Canary Wharf and twelve minutes from the City.
Event Express is listed as the official hotel agent, and the site warns attendees to avoid unofficial rooming services.
The official wesbite lists the people attendees will meet:
Institutional investors, asset managers and family offices
Custodians, trading venues and tokenization platforms
Blockchain developers and Web3 founders
VCs, DAOs and early-stage accelerators
Banks, fintechs and traditional finance teams exploring digital assets
Legal, regulatory and compliance leaders
Because it runs alongside FinTech Connect, visitors also meet core fintech buyers from banking, payments and compliance.
The full programme is on the official agenda page. The content is split across 7 content stages, shared with FinTech Connect.
The conference examines four main topics:
Tokenized treasuries, funds, credit and real estate
Market infrastructure, custody, settlement and interoperability
Regulation, compliance and risk
Scaling tokenization from pilot to production
The stages are:
Tokenize stages
RWA Tokenization Stage: Where physical assets meet digital markets. It covers market trends, the barriers to scale and the infrastructure and compliance needed for wide adoption.
Blockchain and Web3 Innovation Stage: Real-world blockchain use beyond the hype. It looks at L1 and L2 networks, token economies and enterprise adoption across industries.
Digital Transformation Stage: The tools changing banks, insurers and institutions, from AI and cloud to modern KYC and open banking.
PayTech and Ecommerce Stage: Where payments and platforms meet, including cross-border payments, embedded finance, fraud prevention and digital wallets.
FinTech Connect stages
RegTech, Compliance and Security Stage: How regulatory technology prevents fraud, protects data and turns compliance into an advantage.
Startup LaunchPad: Early-stage fintechs give rapid product demos of 10 minutes or less on the show floor.
Innovation Stage: Live demos of product launches and platforms from exhibitors across fintech, payments and blockchain.
The stage descriptions follow the organisers’ latest published programme, so topics may change.
The organisers expect 200+ speakers and 130+ exhibitors. The 2026 lineup is still being built, and speakers can apply through the official site.
For a sense of the quality, the official speakers page lists last year’s names, including:
Ryan Hayward, Head of Digital Assets, Barclays
Ryan Rugg, Global Head of Digital Assets, Citi Treasury and Trade Solutions
Geoffrey Kendrick, Global Head of Digital Assets Research, Standard Chartered
Kim Hochfeld, Global Head of Cash, Securities Lending and Digital Assets, State Street
Cindy Lo, Global Head of Liquidity and Investments Product Solutions, HSBC
Lord Chris Holmes, Member of the UK House of Lords
Last year’s exhibitors included Solana Foundation, Pyth Network, Rootstock Labs, Brickken, Kaspa Foundation, Bank of London and EY-Parthenon. Companies that sell to banks and asset managers can also request sponsorship or exhibition details on the site.
Organisers of other events can also get listed through the submit crypto event form.
Registration is open through the “Pre-Register Now” and “Register Now” buttons on the official website.
Here is how to register:
Open the official Tokenize website.
Click Register Now and fill in your details.
Confirm your registration by email.
Download the event app once the organisers share it.
Use the app to book meetings before the event.
Pass types and prices are not listed on the pages checked for this guide, so buyers should confirm them at registration. The organisers say structured meeting areas and the event app help attendees find the right counterparties quickly.
Tokenize LDN 2026 is built for outcomes, not footfall. The official Why Attend page lists these reasons:
One place to compare technology and strategy. The event shows the platforms and investment approaches behind institutional adoption of tokenized RWAs, from treasuries and credit to real estate and funds.
Seven stages, one conversation. Digital banking, payments, RegTech, AI, cloud and blockchain all sit under one roof, so visitors can follow topics beyond tokenization.
Hands-on demos. The Innovation Stage and Startup LaunchPad let attendees see live products, meet early-stage RWA startups and explore infrastructure they can test and integrate.
A link between traditional and digital finance. Co-locating with FinTech Connect brings fintech, crypto and tokenized assets together, which opens room for partnerships and capital deployment.
Among this year’s crypto events, Tokenize LDN 2026 is a focused chance to meet the institutions and builders shaping tokenized finance. Check the official site for the latest agenda and speakers, and register early to book meetings.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Dates, agenda and prices may change. Please confirm everything on the official Tokenize website before registering.