Our firm’s expertise covers all the legal, tax, accounting and compliance needs of your project.
Expert cryptocurrency lawyer
Better control over the design and management of your cryptocurrency
DELCADE assists start-ups, particularly in the fintech sector, specialising in cryptoassets (NFTs, tokens, cryptocurrencies, etc.). Our lawyers provide assistance in the development of your cryptocurrency during every phase of its life cycle, from its creation through to its issuance.
A full-service solution with our expert cryptocurrency lawyers
Our solutions are the result of constant monitoring of the cryptoasset sector and its regulations. We have an excellent command of all the issues related to cryptocurrencies (tax, regulatory, consumer law, GDPR implementation etc.). We are able to assist you in:
- Registration and licensing as a Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP),
- Development of your decentralised finance (DeFi) project,
- Initial coin offering (ICO),
- Setting up your road map (structuring the company and providing regulatory assistance with the supervisory authorities).
Our expertise in cryptocurrency law
Our lawyers apply their expertise in business law to the problems faced by players in the cryptoasset field.
Our rankings and distinctions
Our strengths
DELCADE collaborates directly with professionals who are experts in cryptocurrencies
You will have a single point of contact for all your cryptocurrency needs
Our firm offers a comprehensive and full service solution for companies specialised in cryptoassets
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