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Technology, AI & Data Law  ·  Tallinn, EU

AI. Crypto. Fintech.
Data privacy.
Regulation,
handled.

Built for tech —
from contracts to compliance.

We cover the full legal surface of a technology company — everyday commercial contracts, the EU's new AI and data regimes, and the licensing rules for crypto and payments — under one roof, with genuine specialist depth.

Tech, AI & Data
Crypto & Digital Assets
Fintech & Payments
Georgi Džaniašvili, Managing Partner at VoltLegal
Georgi
Džaniašvili
Founder & Managing Partner

Georgi leads VoltLegal with 13+ years across EU technology, data and financial regulation, and cross-border corporate law. He advises technology companies, founders, funds, and payment and crypto firms on everything from commercial contracts and financings to the EU AI Act, GDPR, MiCA licensing and DORA. Based in Tallinn — one of Europe's most active hubs for digital business — he works with clients across Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

His approach is direct and commercial. He tells clients what regulators actually care about and builds legal frameworks that work in practice, not just on paper — closing the gap between how technology is built and how it is governed.

Commercial Contracts AI Act GDPR Data Privacy MiCA Token Structuring EMI / PSP DORA AML MiFID II

Trusted by founders
building the next wave

Launching our token across multiple jurisdictions felt like threading a needle. VoltLegal knew exactly which structures would pass regulatory review — and which would get flagged. The difference was months of avoided delays.
Andrea T.
Co-Founder, Crypto Exchange
We came in with a half-formed DeFi protocol and left with a complete legal architecture — token structure, governance docs, AML framework. Genuinely commercial advice, not checkbox compliance.
Robert W.
Founder, DeFi Protocol
MiCA felt like a maze. Georgi walked us through every classification decision and had our whitepaper submission-ready months before the hard deadline. That preparation mattered enormously when talking to investors.
Megan A.
CEO, Fintech & Payments Startup

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Frequently asked
by founders

What kinds of companies do you work with?
We work with technology companies of every stage — SaaS and software firms, AI and data-driven products, crypto and Web3 projects, and fintech and payment institutions. Some come to us for everyday commercial contracts and financings; others for AI Act, GDPR, MiCA or payments licensing. Most end up using us for both.
Do you handle everyday commercial work, or only regulation?
Both. Alongside our regulatory practice we act as outside commercial and corporate counsel — drafting and negotiating contracts, SaaS and SLA terms, venture financings, shareholder and investor agreements, and counterparty deals. It is often the entry point before any regulatory work begins.
Do you advise on the EU AI Act and GDPR?
Yes. We help you classify AI systems and general-purpose AI models under the EU AI Act, build the required governance and conformity processes, and handle GDPR end to end — data mapping, DPAs, international transfers and privacy-by-design for data-driven products.
Do you still handle crypto, MiCA and token launches?
Yes — it remains core to the firm. We advise on CASP authorisation and MiCA-compliant whitepapers, token classification and SAFT structuring, RWA tokenisation, and the EMI/PSP licensing that payment and crypto businesses need, across Estonia, Lithuania, Cyprus and Malta.
Do you offer ongoing retainers or act as outside counsel?
Yes. Many clients engage us on retainer as their external legal and compliance function — contract review, regulatory monitoring, AML/KYC and DORA programme management, and ongoing advisory — embedded in your team without the cost of an in-house hire.

Let's talk about
your project

Whether you're structuring a token launch, navigating a MiCA application, or structuring a digital asset project — we offer a free 30-minute consultation to scope what you need.

Location Tallinn, Estonia · EU