Case study →Legal services for
crypto and web3
founders.
Incorporation, token launches, fundraising and ongoing legal support, from the team behind raises like Jupiter, Initia and Kaito.
operating at scale
Offshore company
formation, handled
by our legal team.
Pick a jurisdiction, configure your package and our in-house team handles every filing.
Start your Company →Legal services for every stage.
From your first incorporation through every raise, launch and milestone.By the numbers
Our practice, in 3 numbers.
In their own words.
From mainnet launches to ongoing legal support, hear from the teams building with GVRN.
“GVRN, as a highly attuned Web3 focused team, was pivotal to our journey to mainnet launch. Not only did they swiftly understand our immediate legal needs, GVRN helped us foresee potential roadblocks. I wholeheartedly recommend GVRN to anyone seeking a partner that truly feels like an extension of their own team.”
“GVRN has been our go-to legal partner as we build toward an agentic future, guiding us through the complex legal landscape at the intersection of Web3 and AI with clarity and confidence. Their deep expertise and practical approach make them an invaluable partner for any forward-thinking tech project.”
“GVRN is built for founders by founders who are some of the most in-demand legal and ops minds in the Web3 space. Legal complexities are abstracted away and operational hurdles are solved for in advance, making it the best solution for Web3 founders to manage their project structures and fundraising processes today.”
What is web3 legal advisory?
It covers the legal questions specific to crypto companies: where the entity sits, what the token is in legal terms, what the token sale says to buyers, which regulators reach the activity, and what exchanges and counterparties need to see in the documents. It uses the same corporate and regulatory law as any other business, applied to products that run on-chain.
Do I need to incorporate before raising?
Yes, in almost every case. Whether you're raising on a SAFE, SAFT, token warrant or an equity round, the investor needs a counterparty, and without an entity that counterparty is you personally. The harder question is which entity, and where. The company that suits an equity round usually shouldn't be the one issuing your token, so setting up for the raise alone often means forming a second entity later and redoing the paperwork.
Which jurisdiction should my company be in?
Advice and filings from the same team, across nine jurisdictions. Which jurisdiction you need depends on what you're building: token issuance, treasury, banking and hiring all pull differently, and the answer is a trade-off rather than a clean win. We work out which one fits your plan, then do the paperwork.
