Blockchain & Digital Assets
Drew & Napier’s Blockchain & Digital Assets practice group offers strategic legal advice to address the needs of companies implementing blockchain technology and creating and deploying digital assets. We help our clients take advantage of blockchain technology's huge potential and disruptive impact, while staying compliant with a complex and fast-changing regulatory landscape.
Our clients range across the entire spectrum of the ecosystem, including startups, investors, exchanges and digital asset mining and staking operations. We also advise and assist companies in applying for the requisite regulatory authorisations and licenses for cryptocurrency, digital asset, and security token activities in Singapore, as well as in developing and implementing appropriate regulatory compliance policies and procedures.
We work seamlessly with our market-leading Intellectual Property and Data Protection, Privacy & Cybersecurity practices to offer a holistic solution covering all aspects of our clients’ business needs.
Accolade
Chambers FinTech
FinTech Legal 2024 – Band 4 for 5 consecutive years
“Drew & Napier is praised for its strong payments practice, and it has advised a number of global digital payments providers. The firm also has a focus on cybersecurity and data protection matters as well as blockchain. It is a leading firm in handling cryptocurrency disputes.”
“if you are looking for a disputes powerhouse, they are a top choice”
"They have a fantastic team. Able to pivot at speed when needed and to think outside the box to fully achieve our objectives."
"Drew & Napier get hard-hitting litigation in the cryptocurrency space."
"They are extremely strong in FinTech litigation. You get both the disputes side and the technology side. Well looked after. I think the firm is very well balanced."
Asia Pacific Legal 500
Fintech and Financial Services Regulatory 2024 - Tier 3 for 2 consecutive years
"Strong knowledge of fintech and blockchain regulatory, corporate and securities and cross-border aspects."