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Specialist focusFintech and Web3 advice
Digital assets attract brilliant ideas and a lot of hype. We bring the same discipline we bring to every business: evidence, not assumption.
Who this is for
Founders building crypto, blockchain and fintech businesses; established companies deciding whether to hold or accept digital assets; and investors looking at a Web3 opportunity who want an independent view before they commit.
How we help
Business advice for Web3 and fintech startups
A business model that works without the hype: business plan, forecasts, unit economics, structure and funding readiness. Many teams have strong technology and no clear way to make money. That is what we fix.
FCA authorisation readiness
The UK's new cryptoasset regime brings custody, trading platforms, arranging deals, lending and staking under FCA authorisation. We prepare the business side of your application: the business plan, financial projections, governance, operating model and resourcing. Our partner solicitors handle the regulatory legal advice.
Digital-asset policy for businesses
If your company is considering holding cryptoassets or accepting them as payment, we help you set a clear written policy: limits, approvals, risk controls and reporting. Accounting and tax treatment is handled with our partner accountants.
Business due diligence for investors
An independent check on a Web3 or fintech business before you invest: is the business model real, do the numbers hold up, is the team and governance sound, and is it ready for regulation?
International fintech founders
For founders building in the UK through routes such as the Innovator Founder visa, we prepare the business side. Your visa application is handled by a regulated immigration adviser or solicitor.
Fintech readiness review
A fixed-scope first piece of work for crypto, Web3 and fintech businesses preparing for the new UK regime or for investment.
- A working session on your business model, revenue and plans.
- We map which of your activities are likely to fall under FCA authorisation, so you know what to take to a regulatory solicitor.
- A gap review of the business side: plan, forecasts, governance, controls and resourcing.
- A short written report with a prioritised action plan, and introductions to our partner solicitors and accountants where you need them.
The new UK regime at a glance
Dates as at October 2026. Last checked 20 October 2026. Always confirm current requirements with the FCA or a regulatory solicitor.
What we don’t do
- We do not recommend, buy, sell or manage cryptoassets or any other investment for anyone.
- We do not promote token sales, coins or investment returns.
- We are not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. Regulatory legal advice comes from the partner solicitors we refer you to.
Cryptoassets are high risk and largely unregulated in the UK today. Nothing on this page is investment advice or an invitation to invest.