Lawyers who keep your business moving

Crypto & Fintech

iGaming & GameDev / GameFi

IT Projects

Digital Marketing & Affiliate

VASP licensing, token sales, MiCA compliance, payment services and EMI.

  • VASP
  • MiCA
  • Token sales
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iGaming licences and payment methods, the legal basis for blockchain games and in-game assets.

  • iGaming licences
  • Payment methods
  • GameFi
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Terms of service, GDPR, development contracts, the legal foundation for SaaS and AI projects.

  • SaaS
  • GDPR
  • AI and ML
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Contracts with partners and webmasters, advertising review, structure and jurisdiction for a CPA network.

  • CPA and Affiliate
  • Advertising
  • Contracts
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Industries we work in

Our cases

Crypto

Preparing a token sale

A Web3 startup planned a token sale and EU market entry but was unsure how MiCA applied to it.

What we did

  • Reviewed the product and classified the token
  • Prepared the white paper, AML/KYC policy and investor agreements
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How we work

  1. Free consultation

    We learn about your project and goals.

  2. Assessment and price

    We assess the risks, propose a plan and agree a fixed price.

  3. Documents and structuring

    We draft the agreements and set up the structure.

  4. Ongoing support

    We stay with you as the project grows.

Jurisdictions we know inside out

We match the region and regime to your business model.

United StatesCanadaUnited KingdomEUCyprusMaltaCosta RicaPanamaBrazilSeychellesSaint VincentMarshall IslandsBVIIndonesiaThailandSouth KoreaRussiaCISHong KongUAEBelizeCayman IslandsSingaporePhilippines

Blog

  • How to Launch a Crypto Exchange Without Holding Customer Funds

    How to Launch a Crypto Exchange Without Holding Customer Funds

    Can a crypto exchange, aggregator or order-routing platform run without holding customer funds, and when is a licence still needed. How MiCA, UK, US and Singapore rules treat non-custodial models, with a seven-step structure.

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  • Hiring a Software Contractor: Who Owns the Code and What the Contract Must Say

    Hiring a Software Contractor: Who Owns the Code and What the Contract Must Say

    A company commissions development from a freelancer or a studio, pays against acceptance certificates and assumes the code is its own. The law does not always agree. In many countries the rights in a contractor’s software must be assigned in a written contract, or they stay with the author. We go through how this works…

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  • KYC and KYB for Payment Providers: Building a Risk-Based Customer Due Diligence Programme

    KYC and KYB for Payment Providers: Building a Risk-Based Customer Due Diligence Programme

    Know your customer (KYC) and know your business (KYB) are the checks a payment company runs on its clients before and during the relationship. Banks, card schemes and supervisors judge you by how well you do them. From 10 July 2027 one EU regulation, the Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR), will set common customer check rules…

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  • When Social Casinos and Sweepstakes Games Become Gambling

    When Social Casinos and Sweepstakes Games Become Gambling

    How regulators decide whether a social casino or sweepstakes casino is gambling: the US state bans, UK and Spanish tests, Malta and compliance risks.

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Frequently asked questions

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