How To Register A Crypto Company In Malta

If you are looking for a reliable European jurisdiction to start your new crypto venture, registering a company in Malta is a good business idea. Case law has introduced a very favorable legal framework for the regulation of crypto-businesses. It aims to meet all EU requirements.

If you want to create your own crypto startup, you will need to create a separate corporate entity in Malta. There is another mandatory requirement, a Maltese crypto license, in which pre-funding lawyers are ready to help you by implementing their proven methods.

Below is a quick guide to registering a legal entity in this state and why it's a good idea

Key points for setting up and running a Maltese crypto company

The reason why Malta hosts so many crypto companies is because the jurisdiction has passed special laws. It is implemented to encourage innovation and a clear regulatory framework for the crypto industry.

Three main parts of the law should be considered:

• Laws relating to innovative technology contracts and services;
• Digital Innovation Agency Act;
• Law on virtual financial investments.

Another factor motivating foreign entrepreneurs to register crypto companies in Malta is taxation. Under certain conditions, foreign entrepreneurs can easily take advantage of the lower effective corporate tax rate of 5%.

Malta has also diversified its approach to licensing. There are 4 types of crypto project licenses that can be issued in this state. All types of transactions from consultations to exchanges are covered. There is also a fixed fee for each type of license: a one-time registration fee and an annual renewal fee

A Maltese limited company can easily have these 4 types of licences.

In order to incorporate a crypto project in Malta, the following important steps are required:

• Provide details of the founders, beneficiaries and directors of the company. If you are going to be part of an international group, the structure of the group also needs to be explained.
• Drafting of legal and registration documents in accordance with Maltese regulations.
• Form and pay 20% of the authorized capital before registration.
• Hire three local employees. However, the company should also have compliance specialists on staff.
• Development and implementation of satisfactory internal policies including KYC.
• Obtain appropriate security and technical systems and adapt them to the needs of the company to ensure control, anti-money laundering, recording and reporting.

A Maltese crypto company will open a global trading complex

All documents and communication can be done in English as it is the official language of Malta. This is probably the last sufficient reason that encourages many entrepreneurs to register their crypto business in Malta.

A financial attorney can help you with this.

How pre-financing lawyers are ready to support you

If your primary goal is to register a Maltese crypto company, PreFinance Lawyers is ready to help you achieve it with these legal services, which include:

• investigate and appropriately address any regulations that may apply to you;
• Consultations on all matters of taxation and reporting;
• Apply for and maintain a Malta Crypto license;
• Development and implementation of all legal, registration and related documentation;
• bank account opening and/or EMI;
• Help solve any problems while running your crypto company.

Provide details of the business you wish to start in Malta; Get detailed action plans, cost estimates and full support from experienced lawyers. Professional lawyers who have successfully implemented more than 200 projects are ready to facilitate the registration process and conduct business in your case.

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