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BYDFi Highlights Trust and User Experience at Peru Blockchain Conference 2026
On July 10‑11, the JW Marriott Larcomar in Miraflores, Lima, buzzed with more than 4,000 blockchain enthusiasts, turning the Peru Blockchain Conference 2026 into a high‑profile stage for the crypto world. The fifth‑annual gathering, organized by a local blockchain coalition, featured over 100 speakers, 50 sponsors and a broad agenda that spanned digital assets, Web3, AI, fintech startups and regional regulatory frameworks.
At the heart of the event was BYDFi’s booth, where traders, developers, partners and everyday users filed in to explore the platform’s advanced trading tools and market‑access features. The company’s user‑experience design, paired with its clear fee structure, attracted steady foot traffic. A playful touch—football‑themed T‑shirts and caps celebrating the partnership with Newcastle United—kept visitors engaged and reinforced BYDFi’s brand visibility.
BYDFi’s presence aimed to spark dialogue about the growing intersection of crypto and traditional finance. By showcasing its perspective on digital‑asset trading and TradFi market access, the platform answered a clear user demand: flexible ways to move between market environments. The booth also served as a practical meeting point where stakeholders could discuss market access, trading tools, user experience and the broader integration of crypto into mainstream finance.
The conference’s agenda covered Crypto & Digital Assets, Blockchain & Web3, Trading and Financial Markets, Artificial Intelligence, Fintechs and Startups, Regulatory Frameworks in Peru & LATAM, Asset Management, and Financial Education. For BYDFi, the event reinforced the importance of providing users with practical access, reliable execution and standards‑based security as digital finance expands.
Michael Hung, co‑founder and CEO of BYDFi, reflected on the experience: “The conference brought together important discussions around education, access, regulation, and real user participation. For BYDFi, the priority is to listen closely, build responsibly, and keep improving a trading experience users can trust over time.”
Founded in 2020, BYDFi now serves over 1 million users in more than 190 countries and regions. The platform is Newcastle United’s exclusive official crypto‑exchange partner and has been named by Forbes Advisor Canada as one of the best crypto exchanges in Canada for 2026. Its reputation rests on advanced trading features, a transparent fee schedule and a strong emphasis on security and user‑friendly design.
Peru’s regulatory environment for crypto remains largely undeveloped. No specific legal definition of cryptoassets exists, and there is no dedicated regulatory authority, according to a CMS expert guide on crypto regulation in Peru. Nonetheless, the country is reportedly drafting a cryptocurrency law, and regulatory developments continue to be a key topic at regional conferences such as PBCONF26.
The Peru Blockchain Conference 2026 provided a forum for stakeholders to discuss how regulatory changes, market infrastructure and educational initiatives can shape digital‑asset adoption across Latin America. BYDFi’s active participation highlighted its commitment to building reliable trading experiences that can adapt to evolving regulatory and market conditions.
As the crypto industry matures in Latin America, events like this conference play a critical role in bringing together industry participants, regulators and users. BYDFi’s engagement in Lima signals its intent to remain an active player in the region’s growing digital‑finance ecosystem.
The conference closed on July 11, leaving participants with a clearer view of the challenges and opportunities facing crypto and traditional finance in Peru and the broader LATAM region. BYDFi will continue to monitor regulatory developments and user feedback as it refines its platform and expands its global reach.
At the heart of the event was BYDFi’s booth, where traders, developers, partners and everyday users filed in to explore the platform’s advanced trading tools and market‑access features. The company’s user‑experience design, paired with its clear fee structure, attracted steady foot traffic. A playful touch—football‑themed T‑shirts and caps celebrating the partnership with Newcastle United—kept visitors engaged and reinforced BYDFi’s brand visibility.
BYDFi’s presence aimed to spark dialogue about the growing intersection of crypto and traditional finance. By showcasing its perspective on digital‑asset trading and TradFi market access, the platform answered a clear user demand: flexible ways to move between market environments. The booth also served as a practical meeting point where stakeholders could discuss market access, trading tools, user experience and the broader integration of crypto into mainstream finance.
The conference’s agenda covered Crypto & Digital Assets, Blockchain & Web3, Trading and Financial Markets, Artificial Intelligence, Fintechs and Startups, Regulatory Frameworks in Peru & LATAM, Asset Management, and Financial Education. For BYDFi, the event reinforced the importance of providing users with practical access, reliable execution and standards‑based security as digital finance expands.
Michael Hung, co‑founder and CEO of BYDFi, reflected on the experience: “The conference brought together important discussions around education, access, regulation, and real user participation. For BYDFi, the priority is to listen closely, build responsibly, and keep improving a trading experience users can trust over time.”
Founded in 2020, BYDFi now serves over 1 million users in more than 190 countries and regions. The platform is Newcastle United’s exclusive official crypto‑exchange partner and has been named by Forbes Advisor Canada as one of the best crypto exchanges in Canada for 2026. Its reputation rests on advanced trading features, a transparent fee schedule and a strong emphasis on security and user‑friendly design.
Peru’s regulatory environment for crypto remains largely undeveloped. No specific legal definition of cryptoassets exists, and there is no dedicated regulatory authority, according to a CMS expert guide on crypto regulation in Peru. Nonetheless, the country is reportedly drafting a cryptocurrency law, and regulatory developments continue to be a key topic at regional conferences such as PBCONF26.
The Peru Blockchain Conference 2026 provided a forum for stakeholders to discuss how regulatory changes, market infrastructure and educational initiatives can shape digital‑asset adoption across Latin America. BYDFi’s active participation highlighted its commitment to building reliable trading experiences that can adapt to evolving regulatory and market conditions.
As the crypto industry matures in Latin America, events like this conference play a critical role in bringing together industry participants, regulators and users. BYDFi’s engagement in Lima signals its intent to remain an active player in the region’s growing digital‑finance ecosystem.
The conference closed on July 11, leaving participants with a clearer view of the challenges and opportunities facing crypto and traditional finance in Peru and the broader LATAM region. BYDFi will continue to monitor regulatory developments and user feedback as it refines its platform and expands its global reach.
