Licences let you operate; contracts are how you actually do business. We draft and negotiate the agreements fintech, crypto, investment and technology businesses run on — customer terms, platform agreements, partnerships, services and technology contracts — under UAE, DIFC or ADGM law, and aligned with your regulatory obligations.
Who this is for
Fintech, crypto, investment and technology businesses that need commercial agreements drafted, reviewed or negotiated for UAE operations.
What we draft and negotiate
- Customer-facing terms — platform T&Cs, user agreements, disclosures that match your licence.
- Partnership and distribution agreements — including digital-asset distribution arrangements.
- Services and outsourcing agreements — with the regulatory clauses UAE regimes require.
- Technology contracts — development, licensing, SaaS, API and integration agreements.
- Supplier and vendor agreements that protect margins and data alike.
Contracts that match the licence
In regulated businesses, a commercial contract is also a compliance document: outsourcing rules, client-money provisions and disclosure duties reach straight into the drafting. Because we work on both sides — licensing and contracts — your agreements say what regulators expect, not just what the deal needs.
Frequently asked questions
Which governing law should our contracts use?
It depends on the counterparty, the activity and enforcement strategy — UAE federal, DIFC and ADGM law each have advantages in context. We advise per contract, not by habit.
Can you review contracts we already use elsewhere?
Yes — localisation of group templates is routine: same commercial intent, adjusted to UAE law and your UAE licence conditions.
Do you negotiate directly with counterparties?
Yes, when you want us to — or we support from behind the scenes with mark-ups and negotiation strategy. Whichever serves the deal.