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+1 (888) 647 05 40Eternity Law International provides independent legal and compliance advice to clients in crypto, Forex, gambling, fintech, payment and banking, asset management and trust services. We advise on permissions, company setup, internal procedures, required materials and ongoing obligations across more than 120 jurisdictions.
Our team assesses activities, capital, management, personnel, local presence, IT infrastructure, client-fund protection, audit and reporting duties, helping clients prepare for review by the relevant authorities.
We advise on the requirements for an offshore financial services license, taking into account the proposed activities, jurisdiction, proprietorship structure, capital criteria and access to banking services.

For crypto exchanges, wallets, custody platforms and brokers, we identify the applicable VASP, CASP, DLT or other virtual-asset regime. Our work may include activity and token classification, asset and payment flows, AML/KYC, Travel Rule and security procedures, plus management and banking readiness.
The appropriate Forex permission depends on the instruments offered, execution method, client categories and target markets. We determine whether the operation will act as an agent, market maker, STP broker, introducing broker, investment adviser or asset manager.
Our assistance may cover the operating plan, financial projections, trading procedures, best-execution arrangements, client categorisation, risk procedures, complaints policy and agreements with liquidity providers and platform suppliers.
We advise online casinos, betting platforms, poker rooms, lotteries, fantasy sports projects, B2B suppliers and white-label operators. We determine whether B2C, B2B or additional approvals are needed and assist with ownership review, AML and responsible-gambling procedures, platform certification and authority enquiries.
We provide consultation to businesses that are engaged in various aspects of financial services through payments, electronic money, card payments, fund transfers, etc., either online, on-premises or both.
In different scenarios it might turn out that one is dealing with EMI rules or PI framework. In some cases even AEMI, API, MSB rules, money transmitter regulations or PSP legislation may apply. We are usually the ones who, after thorough assessment of different aspects, help determine the correct direction of proceeding with your case.
We advise traditional banks, digital banks, specialised credit institutions and other financial organisations on deposit-taking, lending, payments, card issuance and foreign-exchange activities. Our work may cover ownership, capital, governance, AML/CFT materials, authority communication, management and core banking arrangements.
Our guidance covers asset managers, portfolio managers, investment advisers, and fund administrators.
Our analysis covers investor categories, assets, decision-making and remuneration, with assistance on investment strategies, risk procedures, offering materials and agreements with managers, administrators, depositaries and auditors.
The appropriate jurisdiction depends on the activity, target customers, local presence, capital, banking access and intended markets.
| Activity | Locations to Consider | Key Factors |
| Gambling | Malta, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Anjouan, Vanuatu, Tuvalu, Kahnawà, Alderney, Curaçao | B2C/B2B scope and target markets |
| Crypto | Germany, Latvia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, France, Lithuania, US, El Salvador, UK, Singapore | CASP/VASP rules and customer location |
| Forex | Cyprus, Malta, Labuan, Seychelles, Mauritius, Vanuatu, BVI | Instruments and execution method |
| Banking | Hungary, Lithuania, Germany, Australia, Cyprus, Malta, Belize, Cayman Islands, New Zealand | Capital, governance and local presence |
| Investment services | Australia, Belize, Hungary, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Cayman Islands, Latvia, Lithuania, New Zealand, Czech Republic, Estonia, Cyprus, Malta | Investors, assets and management activity |
| Payments / e-money | Canada, Switzerland, Latvia, Czech Republic, Malta, UK, Lithuania, Hong Kong, Singapore, Cyprus | Payment flows, currencies and safeguarding |
For crypto, EU markets such as Germany, Latvia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, France and Lithuania may be assessed under MiCA. The US, UK and Singapore have separate national regimes, so an EU authorisation does not replace local permission.
For gambling, Malta, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Anjouan, Vanuatu, Tuvalu, Kahnawà, Alderney and Curaçao may be considered for online operations, while Romania, Great Britain, Serbia and Georgia may be relevant to land-based activities.
Depending on the project, our work may include:
The total cost depends on the activity and jurisdiction. Our quotation separates:
Required capital is separate from our professional fee.
Preparation can take several weeks depending on ownership, available materials, recruitment, local presence and technical readiness. Authority review commonly takes months and may involve additional questions or interviews.
An offshore licence is not automatically faster. We provide a jurisdiction-specific timetable with the proposal.
With more than a decade of experience across over 120 jurisdictions, Eternity Law International advises clients seeking an offshore financial license for crypto, Forex, gaming, fintech and investment-related activities.
We assess each project according to its activities and target markets and provide a tailored scope and fee proposal.













Eternity Law International is an international legal and business advisory company. We support businesses, entrepreneurs and investors on complex legal, regulatory and corporate matters across international markets. Our multidisciplinary approach combines strategic insight with practical expertise to help clients structure, grow and operate their businesses with confidence
Eternity Law International provides a full cycle of registration and companies maintenance in more than 130 jurisdictions for clients’ purposes and needs.