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Here's what we offer

We will develop a corporate structure for your crypto business based on your goals.
We will find a solution for opening an RnD office.

How it works

You send a Consultation Request
We contact you and find out your goals

For some countries, you get free answers during your first call.
Together with the commercial proposal you get the main directions to solve your problem
We sign a contract and start work
Depending on the choice of services you can get
- A well-developed scheme of doing business around the world, taking into account corporate, tax, management and contractual issues.
- Legal support for business setup in the country of your choice.

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Why us

Experience in supporting projects in the crypto industry

Our team supports crypto projects of varying complexity (crypto exchange, NFT-marketplace, token issuer, mining companies, etc.), including those with non-standard business models.

10+ years of experience in IT

We've spent 10+ years navigating the IT landscape, so we know it inside out. We offer only solutions that have stood the test of time and experience

High level of service

Our service is like clockwork: reliable, precise, operating 24/7. We have no time for siestas and vacations — we're here to help you

Our offices are in different countries

We're not just a law firm, we're your international team. With offices in various countries, you won't have to search for a contractor in an unfamiliar country

What else can we help you with?

Corporate law and M&A
Intellectual property
Personal data
Labor law
Tax

Investment Projects
Private wealth management
Business Owner Services
Economic sanctions. Sanctions Compliance
International arbitration

Useful materials

Cryptolicence in Georgia

Since 2022, Georgia has been taking active steps to develop crypto-business in the country. For this purpose, a number of regulatory acts have been adopted to regulate the activities of companies engaged or planning to engage in crypto activities in Georgia. From 2023, these companies are required to register with the National Bank of Georgia and obtain the status of Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP).

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Cryptobrokers appeared in Belarus - how they work and what they can do

Lawyers of REVERA law group told pro.rbc.ru about who cryptobrokers are, what requirements are imposed on companies, and what you need to know about the peculiarities of their activities.

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The European Union has adopted rules for sharing of tax data on cryptocurrencies

European companies engaged in activities related to digital assets (referred to as "cryptocompanies") will be obliged to report their EU resident clients' crypto-assets to the tax authorities. This information will be shared automatically between EU tax authorities to detect and combat tax fraud and evasion.

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Crypto Regulation in Belarus 2023

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This guide, prepared by REVERA lawyers, is the first document that collects and describes various options for conducting crypto business in Belarus for individuals, individual entrepreneurs and legal entities.

The material will be useful to entrepreneurs from Belarus and other countries who are interested in opening and running a crypto business.

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World experience of legal regulation of NFT-tokens

Experiments with tokenization of various assets began in 2013-2014. Among the first were the Colored Coins and Counterparty protocols on the Bitcoin blockchain; in 2015, Etherium, an NFT project based on Ethereum, was launched.

Today, NFT tokens are an important part of the digital sphere, while no legislation in the world separately regulates the circulation of such assets.

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European Parliament adopts new rules on markets in crypto-assets (MiCA)

European Parliament adopts new rules on markets in crypto-assets (MiCA), which regulates the issuance of virtual assets (tokens) and the provision of services related to them. MiCA provisions will come into force gradually from June 2024 and will be fully effective by early 2025.

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The description of jurisdictions and the rating assigned to them are the result of analysis and evaluation of the REVERA lawyers.

The information used for the analysis and general description was taken from public sources. The content has been prepared from information available at the time of publication and may not reflect the most current changes in legislation and/or law enforcement practice.

The material can be used for information purposes and does not provide legal advice.

Before making any decisions, we recommend to ask for advice from qualified professionals with knowledge of the regulation of the relevant countries.

The following main factors were taken into account when assigning the rating:

1. Existence of positive legal regulation (the country's legislation provides favourable conditions for doing business);

2. Jurisdiction's reputation (comprehensively reflects such indicators as inflation rate in the country, absence of negative factors directly affecting business in the country).

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