Know where your product stands before a regulator asks. MAS, the BVI VASP Act, CIMA, US securities law and Dubai VARA, explained in plain English.
Licensing analysis for exchange, custody, payments and stablecoin activity under MAS regimes, and honest advice about what not to apply for.

VASP registration analysis and applications for BVI entities, coordinated with your corporate structure.

Cayman VASP analysis for foundations and issuers: registration versus licensing, and when each is triggered.

Securities-law exposure reviews for tokens and offerings: what the taxonomy says, what the transaction structure says, and what that means for your US surface.

Virtual-asset licensing analysis under VARA, which covers mainland Dubai and its free zones except the DIFC (regulated by the DFSA).

Most engagements end at the exposure memo; you may not need a licence at all. If you do, this is the path.
* Durations are estimates; your written scope fixes the actual calendar.
Regulatory advice, four ways.
“Pivotal to our mainnet launch — they understood our needs fast and saw the roadblocks coming.”
We prepare token classification and securities-exposure memos for banks, exchanges and counterparties. Where a formal legal opinion is needed, we work with licensed counsel in the relevant jurisdiction.
Two to four weeks for most products. Licence applications are regulator-dependent, so we tell you the realistic clock before you start.
No. Approval is the regulator's decision. What you get from us is an honest read of your chances before you spend money on an application.
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