Clear responsibilities

How the engagement
works

Understand who introduces, who advises, who signs and where sensitive information goes before a project begins.

The model in one paragraph

Crypto License Desk introduces the right service category and coordinates the project. The lawyer or qualified professional who will actually do the work reviews the scope, discloses identity, timetable and commercial terms, and contracts directly with you. Sensitive files go to the provider through an agreed channel, never through a public web form.

Who does what

Three roles, kept deliberately separate
RoleWho holds itWhat it covers
Introduction and routingCrypto License DeskService category, target jurisdiction, provider selection and project coordination
Professional workThe appointed lawyer or qualified providerLegal analysis, filings, policies, opinions, regulatory correspondence and advice
Decision and paymentYou, the clientChoosing the provider after disclosure, signing the direct contract and paying the provider's invoices

For long MiCA and MiCA + MiFID II projects, the total professional-fee range is invoiced monthly during active work under the provider agreement.

01

Contact the desk

Begin by Telegram or email with only the service category and target jurisdiction.

02

High-level routing

Crypto License Desk identifies the likely service category without requesting sensitive data.

03

Provider review

An appropriate lawyer, law firm or qualified professional reviews scope.

04

Provider disclosure

The client receives identity, jurisdiction, scope, timetable and commercial terms.

05

Direct contract

The client signs directly with the appointed legal or professional provider.

06

Secure information flow

Sensitive materials go directly to the provider through an appropriate channel.

07

Coordinated delivery

Crypto License Desk remains the introduction and coordination point where applicable.

Common questions

Do you need my documents to give an indicative price?

No. The service category and target jurisdiction are enough for the public range; sensitive files only matter after a provider is engaged.

Who can see my confidential materials?

Only the appointed provider, through an agreed secure channel, under the direct engagement you sign.

Can I refuse or replace the provider?

Yes. The provider is disclosed before anything is signed, and the engagement only proceeds with your decision.

What happens if the scope changes?

The provider agreement carries the scope-change triggers; the desk stays available for coordination.

Start a conversation

Begin with the jurisdiction and service category

No long form and no confidential upload. Contact the desk directly by Telegram or email.