Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 runs 13 to 17 November 2026, with 13 November in Johor, Malaysia and 14 to 17 November in Singapore. NAUT's Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 page lists 54 companies on the programme, and NAUT's record held 87 decision makers at 24 of them on 27 October 2026, from Flowdesk and 1kx down to a single named contact at Hydra X.
How this list was built: the 54 companies come from the official partners and speakers pages on singaporeblockchainweek.org, captured on 9 October 2026, then matched to NAUT rows. Past speakers and past partners are left out. Every decision maker count here is NAUT's own record, a snapshot taken on 27 October 2026, so the event page can show a different total by the time you read this. It is a source-backed list of companies on the programme, so it does not show who has bought a ticket.
When and where is Singapore Blockchain Week 2026?
Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 runs across 2 countries over 5 days: 13 November in Johor, then 14 to 17 November in Singapore. The organisers bill it as the first cross-border blockchain week organised across Singapore and Malaysia, with 70 or more speakers, 5,000 attendees expected and 100 or more institutional partners.
- 13 November, Johor: the Malaysian day, hosted around the Iskandar corridor.
- 14 to 17 November, Singapore: the main run, closing with the Summit on 17 November.
- Official site: singaporeblockchainweek.org, where the partner and speaker lists are published.
That shape matters for a travel plan. A BD lead working the Malaysian government and investment bodies has 1 day to do it, and 4 days in Singapore for everyone else.
Which companies are going to Singapore Blockchain Week 2026?
NAUT sorts the 54 companies into the 5 roles the organisers publish, so the Singapore Blockchain Week partners and the Singapore Blockchain Week speakers sit in separate rows. Institutional and government partners are the largest group at 20, which tells you what kind of week this is. Of the crypto events Singapore hosts this November, this is the one with a second country on the agenda.
| Role | Companies on NAUT |
|---|---|
| Institutional and government (20) |  Changi Airport Group, EDB Singapore,  EZ-Link,  MIDA,  Mandai Wildlife Reserve,  Sentosa,  Singapore Airlines, Singapore Tourism Board, Design Orchard,  Grab for Business,  IMDA, IMFC-J,  Invest Johor, Iskandar Investment, Iskandar Malaysia, JetQuay,  MDEC, Medini City,  Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios,  Singapore Global Network |
| Strategic partner (11) |  Chainalysis,  ETHGlobal, Hicool,  StraitsX,  CoinFest Asia,  Web3 Festival,  WebX 2026,  Philippine Blockchain Week 2026,  FOMO Pay,  CapBridge,  1exchange |
| Speaker company (15) |  Ethereum Institutional,  Flowdesk,  1kx,  Figment,  Renaiss,  Pendle,  Mantle, Utila,  Money20/20, Hydra X,  Gate,  Elliptic, Tokenization Insight,  Kaiko,  QSG |
| Media partner (7) |  CryptoBrowser, Bitcoin Insider,  Blockchain Reporter,  Blockspot,  CoinCodex,  Cryptoken Media,  Yellow |
| Sponsor (1) |  Sui |
The crypto-native side of the roster sits almost entirely in the speaker and strategic rows: market making at Flowdesk, venture at 1kx, staking at Figment, compliance at Chainalysis and Elliptic, stablecoins at StraitsX and Utila, yield at Pendle, data at Kaiko, an L1 at Mantle and an exchange at Gate. The 20 institutional and government partners are agencies, airlines, tourism bodies and property developers, so treat them as policy and pilot conversations rather than near-term deals.
4 other event brands are on the roster as strategic partners: CoinFest Asia, Web3 Festival, WebX 2026 and Philippine Blockchain Week 2026. If your 2027 calendar is still open, those 4 rooms are the ones to work.
Which Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 companies have the most decision makers on NAUT?
24 of the 54 companies have at least 1 named decision maker on NAUT, and those 24 hold all 87 in the 27 October snapshot. The 8 companies with 4 or more are where a pre-event outreach list starts.
Those 8 companies account for 58 of the 87 in the snapshot. The other 16 companies with a named contact hold 29 between them.
| Company | Decision makers | Who to start with |
|---|---|---|
| Flowdesk |
12 | Guilhem Chaumont (Co-Founder and CEO),  Jeulin Thomas (Global Head of Sales),  David Bachelier (CMO and CEO APAC) |
| 1kx |
9 |  Lasse Clausen and  Christopher Heymann (Founding Partners), Clare He (Managing Director) |
| Sui |
8 | 8 named, including 4 Mysten Labs co-founders |
| Pendle |
8 | 8 named, from Founder to Head of Ecosystem |
| Figment |
6 |  Lorien Gabel (CEO),  Kenneth Lim (Institutional Lead APAC) |
| Grab for Business |
5 |  Anthony Tan (CEO, Co-Founder and Chairman) |
| Elliptic |
5 | Simone Maini (CEO) |
| Renaiss |
5 | 5 named, including the Founder and the Chief Business Officer |
Below 4, the contacts are senior and few, which makes them easier to pick: Mantle has 3, led by Brian Trunzo (Chief Growth Officer). Chainalysis has 2, led by Jonathan Levin (Co-Founder and CEO). StraitsX has 3, including Daniel Oon (Head of BD) and Tianwei Liu (Co-Founder). Gate has 3, led by Lin Han (Founder and CEO). Utila has 3, led by Bentzi Rabi (Co-Founder and CEO). Yellow has 2, including Louis Bellet (Co-Founder and CEO). 1 contact each: ETHGlobal via Kartik Talwar, FOMO Pay via Louis Liu, 1exchange via Sheena Lim and Ethereum Institutional via Matthew Dawson.
Which companies on the roster have raised funding?
NAUT records at least 1 funding round for 6 of the 54 companies, so most of this roster is not a funded crypto startup. Sui shows $336M across 2 rounds, the last announced on 8 September 2022. Kaiko shows $139.5M across 4 rounds, the last on 14 September 2026. Elliptic and Ethereum Institutional each have 1 round on file with no amount recorded, dated 9 July 2026 and 29 July 2026. Gate and Pendle each have rounds on file whose amounts we are still checking against the companies' own announcements, so they are left out here.
For an investor sourcing in Southeast Asia, that is the useful read: the deal flow in this room is private company teams and government programmes, not a list of fresh raises.
What this tells a BD team
- Start with the 15 speaker companies and the 11 strategic partners. 26 of the 54 sit there, and that is where the crypto-native buyers are.
- Market making, custody and compliance teams are all represented: Flowdesk, Utila, Chainalysis and Elliptic. Each has a named senior contact on NAUT.
- If Malaysia is the target market, 13 November is the only day for it. MIDA, MDEC, Invest Johor, Iskandar Investment, Iskandar Malaysia, Medini City and IMFC-J are all on the roster.
- 30 of the 54 companies have no named decision maker on NAUT yet. Treat those as walk-up targets at the venue rather than pre-event emails.
- Pick the 26 crypto-native namesThe 15 speaker companies and 11 strategic partners, from Flowdesk to StraitsX.
- Rank by reachable contacts8 companies have 4 or more decision makers on NAUT, led by Flowdesk with 12 and 1kx with 9.
- Open with the title that owns the budgetDaniel Oon is Head of BD at StraitsX; Kenneth Lim runs institutional APAC at Figment.
- Book before 13 NovemberMessage through the decision makers listed on the Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 page while diaries are open.
What this tells a founder raising
- 1kx is the clearest capital source on the roster, with 9 decision makers on NAUT including 2 Founding Partners and a Research Partner.
- The government and investment agencies are the grant and soft-landing route: EDB Singapore, IMDA, MIDA and MDEC.
- 2 capital markets names are on the roster for a tokenisation story: CapBridge and 1exchange, plus Renaiss and Tokenization Insight on the RWA side.
- 7 media partners are listed, so a launch has somewhere to land: CryptoBrowser, Bitcoin Insider, Blockchain Reporter, Blockspot, CoinCodex, Cryptoken Media and Yellow.
- Target the 1 fund on the roster1kx has 9 decision makers on NAUT, including Founding Partners Lasse Clausen and Christopher Heymann.
- Line up the agency meetingEDB Singapore, IMDA, MIDA and MDEC are all institutional partners.
- Pitch the venue partners, not just investorsSui is the sponsor and has 8 decision makers on NAUT.
- Brief 1 media partner before you fly7 are on the roster, from CoinCodex to Yellow.
How to reach the decision makers
Every company above links to its own NAUT page, which lists its team, its sector tags and its funding history. The Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 page holds the whole roster in 1 place, so you can work down it by role rather than searching company by company. Where a person has a NAUT page, it carries the handles they publish, which is how you send a message before 13 November instead of chasing a badge scan afterwards.
Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 FAQ
When and where is Singapore Blockchain Week 2026?
Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 runs from 13 to 17 November 2026 across 2 countries: 13 November in Johor, Malaysia, then 14 to 17 November in Singapore, closing with the Summit on 17 November. The organisers bill it as the first cross-border blockchain week organised across Singapore and Malaysia.
Who is going to Singapore Blockchain Week 2026?
NAUT does not track ticket holders. Its Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 page lists 54 companies on the programme as of 27 October 2026: 20 institutional and government partners, 15 speaker companies, 11 strategic partners, 7 media partners and Sui as sponsor.
Which crypto companies are speaking at Singapore Blockchain Week 2026?
The 15 speaker companies on NAUT's roster are Ethereum Institutional, Flowdesk, 1kx, Figment, Renaiss, Pendle, Mantle, Utila, Money20/20, Hydra X, Gate, Elliptic, Tokenization Insight, Kaiko and QSG.
How many attendees and speakers does Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 expect?
The organisers publish 70 or more speakers, 5,000 attendees expected and 100 or more institutional partners for Singapore Blockchain Week 2026. NAUT's roster covers the 54 of those companies that are named on the official partners and speakers pages and match a NAUT row.
How many decision makers does NAUT list for Singapore Blockchain Week 2026?
Per NAUT's own record, 87 decision makers at 24 of the 54 companies, a snapshot taken on 27 October 2026. The count on the event page moves as rows are added, so check it there before you work the list. Flowdesk has the most with 12, then 1kx with 9, then Sui and Pendle with 8 each.
Sources
- Dates, locations and the cross-border billing: singaporeblockchainweek.org, read on 27 October 2026
- Partner, speaker, sponsor and media lists: singaporeblockchainweek.org/partners, captured 9 October 2026
- Sui funding: The Block, Blockworks
- Kaiko funding: CoinCarp, Seedtable
- Company roles, decision makers and funding counts: NAUT's Singapore Blockchain Week 2026 page, 27 October 2026