Prop Firm Expo London 2026: Everything You Need to Know

Prop Firm Expo London 2026: Everything You Need to Know

April 23rd, 2026
Prop Firm Education

Prop Firm Expo is a dedicated event built for the prop trading industry. It brings traders, firms, educators, and service providers together in person for insightful conversations and clearer decision-making.

Prop Firm Expo London 2026 takes place at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in Westminster. It is designed as a high-quality, curated experience: a professional exhibition floor, a main stage programme of hosted conversations, and structured networking throughout.

Quick facts at a glance

  • Venue: Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Westminster (London)
  • Dates:
    June 26, 2026: Exclusive networking event
    June 27, 2026: Main expo day
  • Format: Main stage programme + exhibitor floor + structured networking
  • Event size (as promoted): 2,000+ traders • 40+ exhibitors • 50+ speakers
  • Official hub: https://propfirmexpo.com/

What is Prop Firm Expo (and why it exists)?

The goal of Prop Firm Expo is to raise the standard of how the prop trading industry connects.

Instead of relying purely on marketing pages and second-hand opinions, this event is built around real interaction. Attendees will be able to meet firm teams, see platforms in action, and ask questions directly. The focus is on transparency, meaningful connection, and long-term relationships across the ecosystem.

What happens across the two days?

June 26: Exclusive networking event

The first day is positioned as an invite-style networking environment. It is more focused on relationship building with fellow industry participants outside the pace of the expo floor.

June 27: Main expo day

The main day is structured around three pillars:

  • A curated main stage programme of hosted sessions, interviews, and discussions
  • An exhibition floor where firms and providers activate booths and meet attendees
  • Networking blocks designed to keep the day interactive, not just “sit and watch”

Stages, sessions, and what the day feels like

Main Stage (hosted throughout the day)

The main stage runs as a hosted programme led by Words of Rizdom (Riz Iqbal) and Chart Fanatics, featuring live conversations with firms and industry guests.

Additional stage + breakouts

Alongside the main stage programme, the event includes secondary-stage content, exhibitor activations, and learning-style segments such as “Traders University” areas.

Final schedule details will be confirmed closer to the event date, so it’s worth checking the official site again as June approaches.

Speakers: who have been announced so far?

Speaker announcements include:

  • Riz Iqbal (Words of Rizdom)
  • Kathy Lien (Managing Director, BK Asset Management)
  • Austin Silver (Founder ASFX)
  • Zach Arbucci (VWAP Futures Trader, Prop Firm Match TV Host)
  • Sultan Adeboye (Trading Educator)
  • Zamco (Industry Expert)
  • Brett Simba (Founder/CEO of Tradeify Funding)
  • KayzFX (7 Figure Funded Trader, 5 Figures in Payouts)
  • Sanjeev S (Host of the PropFirmTrader Podcast & Performance Coach)
  • Madison Harper (Owner of The Rise Podcast)

More speakers are expected to be added closer to the event.

What you’ll see on the floor

The venue layout is designed so the day isn’t “just booths.” In addition to the exhibitor areas, there are dedicated spaces mapped for:

  • a Main Stage
  • a Secondary Stage
  • Traders University
  • a Traders Cafe
  • lounge/networking areas

That matters because it gives the day a rhythm: learn something, meet firms, take a break, then come back with sharper questions.

Who should attend?

This event is most useful if you’re actively involved in prop trading and want clarity.

It’s a good fit for:

  • traders comparing firms and trying to understand the real difference between rule structures
  • traders who want to meet teams and ask questions that don’t fit neatly into FAQs
  • educators and service providers working in the prop ecosystem

If you’re early in your journey, it can also help you avoid expensive mistakes by giving you a clearer picture of how the space actually works.

How to plan your day (so it’s genuinely worth it)

A little prep turns this from “a nice day out” into a high-value research day.

  • Bring 5–7 questions you want answered (drawdown model, payout process, rule enforcement, platform access, scaling, support).
  • Split your time between sessions and the exhibitor floor—both matter.
  • Take notes. Even a few bullet points per firm makes decisions easier later.

If you want a simple question list, here are a few that usually cut through the noise:

  • “Is drawdown static or trailing, and how is it calculated?”
  • “What triggers a payout delay or review?”
  • “Are there restrictions around news, holding, or weekends?”
  • “What’s the typical payout process and method?”
  • “How do you handle disputes or rule interpretations?”

For firms: exhibiting and sponsorship

For firms and partners, exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities are part of the event structure, with limited availability and a range of package options. If you’re enquiring as a brand, the most direct path is through Prop Firm Expo’s exhibitors page.

Where to check updates

Speakers, exhibitors, and agenda details can evolve as the event gets closer. For the latest official updates, tickets, and announcements, use Prop Firm Expo’s event page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get tickets?

Tickets and official updates can be found on the official website. This is the best place to start, so you land on the correct ticket link and current event information.

What are the dates and timings?

The event runs across two days: an exclusive networking event on June 26, 2026, followed by the main expo day on June 27, 2026. If you’re planning to travel, it’s worth checking the official site again closer to the date for the final running order and session timings.

Where is it held?

It’s hosted at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in Westminster, London.

Who is this event for?

If you’re involved in prop trading, whether you trade, run a firm, teach, or build tools for traders, you’ll be in the right room. The format is built for conversations, meeting teams, and seeing how firms present themselves outside of a website.

What should I bring?

Bring the basics (ID, your ticket confirmation, and a charger). If you want to get real value from the expo floor, bring a short list of questions too. Most traders focus on rules, payouts, platform access, and how firms handle edge cases.

How should I plan the day?

Try not to spend the whole day in one place. A good approach is to use the stage sessions for context, then use the expo floor to ask the direct questions and compare firms.

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