MAGMA Finance takes part in iFX EXPO International 2026, one of the world’s leading events for fintech, online trading, payments, financial services, and digital innovation.
The event will take place in Limassol, Cyprus, from June 16 to 18, 2026, bringing together thousands of industry professionals, technology providers, financial institutions, payment companies, and business leaders from across the globe.
As part of its ongoing commitment to supporting international business and strengthening global partnerships, the MAGMA Finance team will join the event to engage with industry peers, explore new opportunities, and discuss the latest developments shaping the future of cross-border financial services.
During the exhibition, MAGMA Finance representatives will be available to discuss a wide range of topics, including:
iFX EXPO has established itself as one of the most influential networking platforms for professionals operating in the fintech and financial services sectors. The event provides a unique opportunity to exchange insights, explore emerging trends, and build valuable business relationships across international markets.
For MAGMA Finance, participation in iFX EXPO 2026 represents another step in expanding its global network and strengthening collaboration with companies seeking reliable, scalable, and innovative payment solutions.
The team looks forward to meeting clients, partners, and industry experts in Limassol and discussing how businesses can navigate the evolving landscape of international payments and financial infrastructure.
Planning to attend iFX EXPO 2026?
We would be delighted to connect and explore opportunities for cooperation.
📍 Limassol, Cyprus
📅 June 16–18, 2026
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