Blockchain Company Formation & Corporate Structuring

Homsy Legal provides comprehensive corporate structuring and entity formation services specifically tailored for blockchain and digital asset companies. This service supports clients across the entire lifecycle of establishing and structuring legal entities for Web3 projects, particularly in Luxembourg and Switzerland.

Entity Formation & Jurisdiction Selection

The firm provides end-to-end support for establishing blockchain and digital finance companies, including entity selection, jurisdiction analysis, licensing requirements, and initial regulatory approvals. Homsy Legal helps clients navigate the complex decision-making around legal structure while accounting for token economics, regulatory requirements, and operational needs.

Corporate Structuring & Governance

Corporate structuring services include multi-entity architecture for token projects, subsidiary structuring, shareholder agreements, and board governance frameworks. The firm helps clients establish corporate structures that support both traditional business operations and decentralized governance models unique to blockchain projects.

Swiss Market Entry

Homsy Legal provides strategic legal guidance for blockchain companies entering the Swiss market, leveraging Switzerland's progressive crypto regulatory framework. This includes entity formation in Swiss cantons, understanding cantonal requirements, and navigating Swiss foundation structures common in the blockchain industry.

Approach

The firm understands that blockchain companies need corporate structures that account for unique characteristics such as decentralized governance, global operational footprints, and complex token economics. Homsy Legal provides practical, business-focused advice that enables clients to establish compliant legal entities while maintaining operational flexibility.

Target Clients

This service supports blockchain startups, crypto exchanges, DeFi protocols, tokenization platforms, Web3 companies, and traditional financial institutions entering the digital asset space.