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

  • Is It Legal to Train AI on Other People’s Texts, Photos and Personal Data

    Is It Legal to Train AI on Other People’s Texts, Photos and Personal Data

    What EU law requires when you collect data to train an AI model: the copyright exception for text and data mining and the opt-out, the AI Act copyright policy and training summary, the GDPR legal basis and the latest court decisions.

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  • Which Payment Licence Should a Startup Choose, EMI or PI

    Which Payment Licence Should a Startup Choose, EMI or PI

    This article is about choosing between a payment institution (PI) licence and an electronic money institution (EMI) licence for a startup in the EU. It covers how they differ under the PSD2 and EMD2 directives, whether you can hold a client balance, how much capital is needed, how client money is protected and how to…

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  • Why Banks and Payment Providers Refuse Gambling Projects and How to Build the Structure

    Why Banks and Payment Providers Refuse Gambling Projects and How to Build the Structure

    Gambling companies lose payment partners more often than most businesses, and rarely because of one violation. Banks and card acquirers put the whole sector in a high-risk group, and a project that cannot explain its business and money flows gets declined. Thi...

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  • P2E Game Token: Security, Payment Instrument or In-Game Currency?

    P2E Game Token: Security, Payment Instrument or In-Game Currency?

    This article is about the tokens of play-to-earn (P2E) games, where players earn tokens and can withdraw them into money. It covers how US and EU regulators tell an in-game currency from a security and from a payment instrument, which features matter for that, and what a game studio should fix in its tokenomics and…

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