AIBC World Rome will bring together an impressive line-up of exhibitors representing every layer of the digital asset ecosystem. From global exchanges and payment providers to institutional infrastructure, blockchain security and next-generation protocols, the exhibition floor will showcase the technologies and services driving today’s crypto economy.
As digital assets move further into the mainstream, the conversation is increasingly centred on infrastructure, compliance and real-world adoption. This year’s exhibitors reflect that shift, offering solutions that support financial institutions, businesses and consumers across the evolving blockchain landscape.
Crypto exchanges have grown far beyond trading platforms. Many now combine exchange services with custody, Web3 products and financial infrastructure, creating broader ecosystems for both retail and institutional users.
Among this year’s exhibitors, Blockchain.com offers an integrated platform spanning self-custody wallets, exchange services, institutional brokerage and developer tools. Gate.io brings a comprehensive suite of products covering spot and derivatives trading, staking, lending, NFTs and Web3 services. Bybit is expanding its Web3 ecosystem with next-generation tools and services, while Bitvavo represents one of Europe’s leading cryptocurrency exchanges. BIT.com (formerly Matrixport) rounds out the category by bridging traditional finance and digital assets through custody, tokenised real-world assets and wealth management services.
Their presence reflects how exchanges have become key gateways to the wider digital asset ecosystem.
Accessible payment infrastructure remains essential as digital assets reach a broader audience. From onboarding new users to supporting enterprise integrations, payment providers are helping connect traditional finance with blockchain applications.
Transak enables businesses to integrate regulated fiat-to-crypto and crypto-to-fiat payment experiences into wallets, exchanges and decentralised applications. Alchemy Pay provides blockchain infrastructure trusted by enterprises and financial institutions building onchain applications. At the same time, Fuze helps banks and fintech companies across the MENA region integrate compliant digital asset services through its API platform.
Reliable infrastructure is becoming just as important as the applications built on top of it.
Growing institutional participation is increasing demand for secure custody, liquidity and blockchain infrastructure capable of supporting digital asset markets at scale.
BitGo provides custody, trading, and settlement services for financial institutions, while Fireblocks delivers infrastructure that supports custody, tokenisation, payments, and settlement for enterprises worldwide. Babylon Labs is developing Bitcoin-native staking and decentralised security solutions for proof-of-stake ecosystems, and G-20 Group brings expertise in cross-asset trading, liquidity solutions, treasury management and institutional advisory.
These organisations provide the infrastructure that helps institutions participate in digital assets with greater confidence.
As adoption grows, security, compliance, and blockchain intelligence remain essential for businesses, financial institutions, and regulators operating in digital assets.
CertiK provides Web3 security services, including smart contract audits, on-chain monitoring, compliance, and risk management. Chainalysis delivers blockchain intelligence for investigations, compliance, and market analysis, while TradingView equips millions of traders and investors with charting, analytics, and financial visualisation tools.
Trust in digital assets depends not only on innovation, but also on transparency, security and informed decision-making.
Innovation continues at the protocol level, with blockchain projects focused on improving speed, efficiency and everyday usability.
Litecoin remains one of the longest-running blockchain networks for fast, low-cost digital payments. Dash focuses on instant, low-fee transactions designed for everyday use, while Kaspa is building a high-performance blockchain around a fair-launch model and scalable network architecture.
These projects reflect the continued development of blockchain technology for practical applications across global markets.
Technology is only one part of the digital asset ecosystem. Communities also play a vital role in encouraging participation, supporting creators and expanding the reach of blockchain innovation.
World of Women has grown from a pioneering NFT collection into a broader Web3 ecosystem centred on digital art, representation and community initiatives, presenting the cultural dimension of blockchain alongside its technological progress.
Taken together, this year’s exhibitors offer a broad view of today’s digital asset landscape, from consumer-facing platforms and payment infrastructure to institutional services, blockchain security and next-generation protocols.
For attendees, that means more than discovering new products. It is an opportunity to meet the companies building the tools that drive the industry, compare approaches across sectors, and receive firsthand insight into how digital assets are evolving as adoption expands. Whether the focus is partnerships, investment or product development, the exhibition floor will bring together many of the businesses shaping the next chapter of the blockchain economy.
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