Practice area
FinTech Law
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Overview
At Juris & Nova Chambers, our FinTech Law practice provides legal and regulatory assistance to fintech companies, financial institutions, technology providers, digital platforms, startups, investors, and other businesses operating at the intersection of finance and technology. We advise clients on the legal, regulatory, contractual, and commercial aspects of developing and delivering technology-driven financial products and services.
Our practice covers digital payments, payment gateways, lending platforms, digital banking, financial technology solutions, online marketplaces, digital wallets, embedded finance, and technology-enabled financial services. We assist clients in structuring their operations and reviewing agreements with customers, banks, financial institutions, technology providers, payment partners, and other stakeholders.
We also advise on regulatory compliance, data protection, cybersecurity, consumer protection, KYC and AML requirements, outsourcing arrangements, technology licensing, intellectual property, and digital transactions. Our team assists clients with regulatory matters involving applicable financial and technology regulations and helps address emerging legal issues arising from innovative business models.
Where disputes or regulatory concerns arise, we assist clients through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and appropriate legal proceedings. Our approach combines regulatory awareness with an understanding of the rapidly evolving fintech ecosystem.
Whether the matter involves a digital payment platform, fintech startup, lending model, technology partnership, regulatory compliance issue, data protection concern, or commercial agreement, Juris & Nova Chambers provides practical and focused legal support tailored to the needs of fintech businesses.
Areas we cover
Services within this practice
- Payment Gateway Agreements
- Digital Wallets & Payment Platforms
- Merchant & Payment Aggregator Agreements
- Digital Payment Compliance
- Digital Lending Platforms
- Lending & Technology Agreements
- Loan Origination & Servicing
- FinTech–Bank Partnerships
- Digital Banking & Banking-as-a-Service
- Embedded Finance
- Financial Technology Solutions
- Technology Outsourcing & Service Arrangements
- RBI & Financial Regulatory Compliance
- KYC & AML Requirements
- Licensing & Regulatory Approvals
- Consumer Protection & Fair Practices
- Data Privacy & Protection
- Cybersecurity Compliance
- Data Processing Agreements
- Confidentiality & Information Security
- Technology & SaaS Agreements
- Platform & Service Agreements
- Strategic Partnership Agreements
- Vendor & Outsourcing Contracts
- Software & Technology Licensing
- Copyright & Trademark Protection
- Technology IP Ownership
- Trade Secrets & Confidential Information
- Blockchain & Digital Finance
- AI in Financial Services
- Open Banking & API Arrangements
- Regulatory Issues in Emerging FinTech Models
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Consultation
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