In 24 hours, we will be going live to educate founders on the real costs and tradeoffs behind choosing the #UAE as a base for your tech company. Real insights, zero fluff. Join us:

📅 July 23 .🕒 12 PM London Time .🔗 Register:

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If you're moving from the UK or US—or starting from scratch in the UAE—this will save you time, money, and headaches. /4.

Our July 23rd webinar will walk you through: . 📅 Free Zones vs Mainland .💳 Actual setup + post-setup costs .📈 What structure makes sense for your goals .🧲 Common mistakes and how to avoid them /3.

There are over 40 business zones in the UAE. Each has its own rules, costs, and limitations. Some let you raise money easily. Some don’t. Some help with banking and visas. Some slow you down. /2.

More founders are looking to set up in the #UAE. Why?. 0% tax on early profits. Fast licensing. A base for MENA + Asia. But there’s a problem: Most choose the wrong structure. Here’s what you need to know, and why we’re hosting a live session 👇 /1

✨And trust us, it could reshape how companies handle privacy and compliance forever. Stay tuned, we’re sharing it all in the next post 🔥. Hit the follow for button to be aware of the big reveal!

💡 The result?. A pivot from original idea of more generic contracts, and the birth of #AI DPO. Our #AIAgent can review 100+ Data Processing Agreements monthly, ensuring your business growth isn't held back by compliance delays.

⚖️ Our challenge:. In a world where over 50,000 mid-to-large tech companies across the US, EU, and UK struggle with a shortage of privacy professionals, we asked: How can we help privacy and legal teams save hundreds of hours spent reviewing DPAs, without hiring more lawyers?

And to make it even more exciting, it took place at the Carrousel du Louvre, just beneath one of the most iconic museums in the world. We were selected from 900+ teams to participate in on-site part of the event, to collaborate, push boundaries and solve real-world challenges.

From the Louvre to LegalTech innovation 🚀. Last week, our CTO Max Maliuk, joined the World’s Biggest AI hackathon: RAISE Your Hack in Paris. And it was an amazing experience! . This wasn’t just another hackathon, but a space where ideas meet execution.

If your startup touches crypto,.If you operate in—or even near—Singapore,.If you want to stay one step ahead of regulators…. → Watch the DTSP webinar.→ Grab the roadmap.→ Future-proof your structure. No drama. Just clarity. #Web3 #crypto #Singapore #DTSP #founders #startups.

That’s why we built 12 Fintech Structuring Roadmaps for 2025. 🔹 Covers 6 top fintech markets.🔹 Tailored for early vs mature teams.🔹 Explains legal, tax, licensing, and IP tradeoffs.🔹 Free, zero-fluff, high-signal. 🔗

P.S. If you’re scaling globally, this isn’t just a Singapore problem. 🇬🇧 UK = New licensing heat.🇺🇸 US = MSB & BOI rules.🇪🇺 EU = MiCA enforcement is live.🇦🇪 UAE = Two regulators, conflicting timelines.🇭🇰 HK = Custody requirements that stall startups.

We broke all this down in our latest Legal Nodes webinar. It’s a 40-minute breakdown of the new rules, real-world risk, and what serious crypto teams are doing to stay compliant without killing speed. 📺 Watch the recap:

So what are your options?. 1. Get licensed in Singapore. Doable—but slow, expensive, and intense. 2. Relocate your legal structure. More teams are doing this quietly. 3. Split your structure. DevCo in SG. TokenCo elsewhere. DAO Treasury offshore.

And this isn’t just for big exchanges. Startups that:.→ Build token apps.→ Issue tokens.→ Offer smart contract tools.→ Let users swap assets.→ Build cross-chain tools.→ Run crypto analytics or research…. Yes, even you may need a license now.

Here’s where founders mess up:. They think “we’re not really in Singapore.”.But if you:. ✔️ Registered your company in SG.✔️ Have your devs or ops team in SG.✔️ Serve users abroad from SG.✔️ Offer anything that touches crypto. You could be caught.

The rule kicks in June 30. If you’re not licensed—or didn’t apply for one—you’re officially non-compliant. There’s no grace period. No quiet period. And the regulator isn’t bluffing.

Singapore just introduced a rule called DTSP. It basically says:. “If you’re based in Singapore and do anything with crypto—even for people overseas—you may now need a license.”. It doesn’t matter if you’re a wallet, an exchange, or a token research app.