Web3 Fundraising & Token Sale Legal Services

Lander & Rogers provides comprehensive legal advice on capital raising strategies for Web3 and blockchain businesses, spanning both traditional venture capital structures and crypto-native funding mechanisms.

Traditional & Crypto-Native Capital Raising

The firm advises on equity and debt financing, venture capital and angel investment transactions, convertible notes and SAFE agreements, term sheet negotiation, and investor rights agreements. For Web3 businesses, the team addresses the intersection of traditional corporate finance and crypto-native funding models including SAFT (Simple Agreement for Future Tokens) structures, token generation events (TGEs), token purchase agreements, token warrant agreements, SAFE notes with token side letters, and protocol-owned liquidity arrangements.

Token Sale & Securities Compliance

The blockchain team helps companies navigate the regulatory classification of tokens (utility vs. security) and structure compliant capital raises. Services include securities law compliance for token offerings, regulatory analysis across multiple jurisdictions, and practical implementation of compliant fundraising structures. The firm has advised on landmark capital raises for blockchain and technology companies, leveraging expertise in both traditional corporate finance and emerging Web3 funding mechanisms.

End-to-End Transaction Support

Services span the complete capital raising lifecycle including founder and employee equity arrangements (including token-based compensation models), capital raising strategy development, transaction documentation, and advisory through to successful completion. The firm is deeply embedded in Australia's startup community through initiatives like the LawTech Hub, enabling relevant, commercially-grounded advice that understands the unique pressures and opportunities facing early-stage ventures raising capital in the blockchain and broader technology sectors.

Why Choose Lander & Rogers

As one of the few Australian law firms with both deep expertise in blockchain and distributed ledger technology and the commercial law capabilities to execute complex capital raises, Lander & Rogers delivers commercially effective solutions that meet regulatory requirements. The firm's lawyers sit on Standards Australia's Smart Contracts Working Group and maintain active membership in Blockchain Australia, ensuring they stay current with regulatory developments and industry best practices.