Cryptocurrency & Blockchain Law
Specialized legal support for crypto businesses, VASP licensing, and blockchain-related legal matters in Georgia.
Georgia is one of the most attractive jurisdictions for cryptocurrency and blockchain businesses, offering favorable tax conditions for individual traders and a clear regulatory framework. Lawio's partner lawyers specialize in this rapidly evolving field and provide comprehensive legal support for all crypto-related matters.
Services include:
• VASP licensing and registration — full legal support for obtaining Virtual Asset Service Provider registration with the National Bank of Georgia, including documentation preparation and compliance procedures
• Regulatory compliance — guidance on adhering to Georgian and international cryptocurrency regulations, AML/KYC requirements, and reporting obligations
• Tax consultation — expert advice on cryptocurrency taxation in Georgia, including the 0% tax rate applicable to individual traders and specific business considerations
• Crypto business structuring — legal assistance in establishing and structuring crypto exchanges, wallets, lending platforms, and other digital asset services
• ICO/IEO/IDO legal support — comprehensive legal framework preparation for token offerings and fundraising events
• Smart contract review — legal analysis and advisory on the enforceability and compliance of smart contracts
• Court representation — defending your interests in disputes related to cryptocurrency transactions, contracts, and blockchain technology
• Banking relations — assisting crypto businesses in establishing and maintaining banking relationships in Georgia
Key facts about crypto in Georgia:
• Cryptocurrency ownership and trading is fully legal
• Individual traders benefit from a 0% tax rate (with certain exceptions)
• VASP registration fee is approximately 1,500 GEL
• No restrictions on specific crypto assets — Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, and other convertible digital assets are all supported
• Cryptocurrency is not legal tender (GEL is the only official currency), but possession and trade are fully permitted
Services include:
• VASP licensing and registration — full legal support for obtaining Virtual Asset Service Provider registration with the National Bank of Georgia, including documentation preparation and compliance procedures
• Regulatory compliance — guidance on adhering to Georgian and international cryptocurrency regulations, AML/KYC requirements, and reporting obligations
• Tax consultation — expert advice on cryptocurrency taxation in Georgia, including the 0% tax rate applicable to individual traders and specific business considerations
• Crypto business structuring — legal assistance in establishing and structuring crypto exchanges, wallets, lending platforms, and other digital asset services
• ICO/IEO/IDO legal support — comprehensive legal framework preparation for token offerings and fundraising events
• Smart contract review — legal analysis and advisory on the enforceability and compliance of smart contracts
• Court representation — defending your interests in disputes related to cryptocurrency transactions, contracts, and blockchain technology
• Banking relations — assisting crypto businesses in establishing and maintaining banking relationships in Georgia
Key facts about crypto in Georgia:
• Cryptocurrency ownership and trading is fully legal
• Individual traders benefit from a 0% tax rate (with certain exceptions)
• VASP registration fee is approximately 1,500 GEL
• No restrictions on specific crypto assets — Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, and other convertible digital assets are all supported
• Cryptocurrency is not legal tender (GEL is the only official currency), but possession and trade are fully permitted
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