The RWA Summit Hong Kong will take place on 12–13 February 2026 during Consensus Hong Kong Week, positioning itself as one of the region’s key platforms for dialogue at the intersection of real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, stablecoins, decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN), and traditional finance (TradFi).
Hosted in Wan Chai, on Hong Kong Island, the two-day summit is designed as a curated, high-level forum for institutional investors, financial institutions, policymakers, and infrastructure providers shaping the next phase of what organizers describe as “real-world finance.”
The event will be held at Causeway Centre (28 Harbour Road, Wan Chai), close to Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), the main venue for Consensus Hong Kong.
Bridging Web3 and institutional finance
As tokenization moves from experimentation toward institutional adoption, RWA Summit Hong Kong aims to provide a focused environment for substantive discussion, deal-making, and policy alignment. Over two days, the agenda will center on four core pillars:
- Real-World Asset Tokenisation, including tokenised money market funds, bonds, gold, private credit, and real estate
- Stablecoins and PayFi, covering USD-, HKD-, and RMB-pegged stablecoins, cross-border settlement, world asset tokenization,t, and regulatory frameworks
- DePIN, with a focus on tokenising physical infrastructure such as energy networks, telecoms, and computing resources
- The Future of Investments, exploring fractional ownership, tokenised access to institutional products, and the role of AI in fintech
According to the organizers, the summit is designed to move beyond high-level narratives, focusing instead on deployable infrastructure, compliance-ready models, and institutional use cases.
Scale, audience, and speakers
The summit is targeting 500+ curated attendees, 50+ speakers, 80+ investors, and more than 2,000 total registrations. The expected audience profile is heavily weighted toward senior decision-makers, with approximately 70% C-level executives and founders and 30% senior management.
Participants are expected from across family offices, venture capital, private equity, wealth management, banks, payment providers, custody and compliance firms, as well as tokenization and blockchain infrastructure platforms.
The speaker lineup reflects the summit’s strong institutional, technological, and investment focus, bringing together senior leaders from global finance, Web3 infrastructure, venture capital, and legal advisory.
