Turn your emerging technology ideas into reality
For Blockchain Developers
Let's bring your ideas to life
We are passionate about advancing the industry as a whole, and seeing how this exciting new technology can be adopted to make our everyday lives better. This is part of our mission to connect you to the future of technology. We’re here to provide our clients with sound legal and financial advice to achieve the results they want. With the expertise of trusted blockchain consultants and lawyers, we help you identify and seize the potential in this dynamic industry.
Who We Work With?
Startups and Founders
The early-adopters. The digital natives. The businesses that rely on innovative technology to thrive. We help you take advantage of blockchain to power your business forward.
Enterprises
Enterprise businesses should not be locked into old-fashioned ways of working. We provide blockchain solutions that are customised for your business, to help you lead your industry.
Investors
Long-term growth doesn’t come without innovation. See the exciting potential that this emerging technology has to offer, and how you can get on board.
What Can We Do For You?
Incorporation for Blockchain
Incorporation for Blockchain
Blockchain Financial Services
Blockchain Financial Services
Blockchain Legal Services
Blockchain Legal Services
Incorporation For Blockchain
Novel Ideas For Your Business? Let's Get To Work
Should you wish to proceed with the formation of the company, kindly furnish us with particulars of those who will be acting as the directors and shareholders of the company
OUR WORKING REGION
Estimated time to incorporate the company in Singapore is 1-2 working days and other countries are 7-14 working days from the due diligence approval date
Singapore
Panama
BVI
Cayman
Dubai
Our Process
Preparation
Scan of passports and residential address proofs of all the proposed directors and shareholders (residential address proofs in English)
Detail
Details of the parent company if the shareholder is a corporate entity
Address
Email and Phone number of all proposed directors and shareholders
Blockchain Financial Services
What’s Involved In Financial Blockchain Consulting
With the landscape constantly evolving, it’s important for enterprises to stay ahead of blockchain developments and innovations and understand the potential to transform your business.
In close cooperation with leading industry proponents, developers and enterprises, we’ll guide you through the philosophy behind blockchain, its different models of application, and demonstrate what we can help you achieve.
Our Approach
Whatever your needs, whatever industry you are in, our blockchain consulting services are designed to give you clarity and guidance around the best solution for your business.
Enterprise's E-Wallet
Almost trading transactions between the Project and the parties are done via exchanges. However, the Project just has personal E-Wallets which leads to recording and explanation of Project’s cashflow according to the provisions of law very difficult. Therefore, finding and opening an Enterprise’s E-Wallet by a licensed institution is the initial and important step for any Project. JNT will advise and support project to successfully open Enterprise’s E-Wallet.
Bank Account
While an Enterprise’s E-Wallet allows accounting activities of the Project to be more convenient and lawful, a corporate bank account is the safest and most legal method for all transactions. Enterprise E-Wallet and Bank account are indispensable financial tools for any Project.
Accounting and Taxation
The business model of crypto is still considered very new in a lot of countries with constant changes, thus accounting and tax are still a concern of any Project. JNT with the widely experienced experts will advise and support the Project to set up an accounting system and international standard reports to meet the needs of the Project in particular and in line with the requirements of the project request of the authorities in general.
Project can buy cryptocurrencies by transferring money from its enterprise bank account to enterprise e-wallet, and this transaction is legal under law.
Blockchain Legal Services
How Our Blockchain Legal Consultants Can Help
To make sure your idea is viable, and fits into the legislative and regulatory environment, you need a professional blockchain lawyers & consultants. Our team keeps up with the rapidly evolving landscape, so you can be confident while rolling out a blockchain project that will not trigger any legal complications.
Our Approach
Whatever your needs, whatever industry you are in, our blockchain consulting services are designed to give you clarity and guidance around the best solution for your business.
Legal Consulting
Regulations in Crypto activities are constantly changing to match with the technology, thus JNT will advise on basic and in-depth legal issues to ensure Project’s operation complying with the law.
SAFT
SAFT is not without legal value as many Projects think, SAFT is still a legal document binding the rights and responsibilities of the Project and Purchasers. With the goal of minimizing legal and financial risks for the Project, JNT helps the Project understand the terms contained in SAFT, as well as advise and build a complete SAFT for the Project to suit its business operation as well as the provisions of law.
Trademark Registration
Trademark protection is the first step in the strategy to build a strong brand. Understanding the importance of this, JNT with rich experience is extremely confident to help the Project register and protect Trademark in any country that the Project wants to build and develop the brand.
What Does The Process Look Like?
Consultation
Get in touch with us by leaving a message online or giving us a call. Our consultants analyse your situation to plan the next steps.
Lawyer appointment
We will then appoint the lawyers depending on your scenarios. They will be on hand to focus on your case and make sure any issues are quickly resolved.
Deep-Dive
We will set up a meeting to find out more about your needs and background. Whether you need to build an exchange or claim damages, you can share everything with our lawyers so they can work on the most suitable solutions.
Solutions
Our lawyers & consulting experts will carry out research in order to formulate a solution. We will advise you the most suitable path and once you are happy, we will sort out payment and put the solution into action. We focus on tailored results that surpass your expectations.
On-going Advice
Throughout the process, you’ll be equipped with knowledge so you know what to do if you are ever faced with something similar in future. Even when the partnership comes to an end, feel free to reach out to your legal consultant for advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Blockchain can seem complex and overwhelming. And that’s because the technology behind it is pretty advanced. For our purposes, we’re going to keep things simple.
It’s important to know that when we talk about blockchain technology, we’re not talking about one single technology. Blockchain effectively exists as the architecture that empowers users to make transactions on a digital database.
In other words, blockchain is an electronic ledger that can be openly accessed by users. It creates unchangeable records of these transactions, and each record is time-stamped and linked to the one before it.
The blockchain database is a peer-to-peer network. The network of users, known as nodes, are connected via the internet. They use the network to transfer information directly between each other, without any third party intermediaries getting in the way.
Transactions of information are recorded in a cryptographically secured method, in packets of data—or blocks. Each block is recorded in an electronic database, or ledger, in chronological order.
When the specific transaction associated with the data within that block is finished, the block is completed, and a unique security code (hash) is created that ties the block to the next block in the sequence. As more transactions occur, more blocks are added to the ledger, and an unbreakable chain of information is formed.
The data of these transactions is immediately replicated and distributed across the entire system, between all users connected to the network. This is why blockchain is also known as distributed ledger technology.
The transaction records within these blocks can’t be altered by any external party. They’re permanent, immutable records. The only way this information can be updated is by consensus among the users on the network, and the new data that’s entered cannot be erased.
The data within can only be read by users with access to the specific blockchain network. But to those users, this record is completely transparent, so any party with access to the ledger can see the entire history of transactions.
As the fame of Bitcoin and other digital currencies started increasing, blockchain, the technology behind it started getting noticed by the world. However, it didn’t take long for innovators to realise that the unique decentralised nature of blockchain was something that could translate to other business use cases.
“Decentralisation” describes how the collection of computers or nodes involved in a blockchain are not all under one roof. Instead, each is operated by an individual or group of individuals. Each node has a full record of all data in the blockchain, so no one individual can alter information or delete transactions. This removes any reliance on third party intermediaries.
Because of this, we see a whole host of business benefits. For example:
- New levels of transparency in processes
- More security and less risk of fraud
- Human error is eliminated
- Sensitive data can be safely stored
- Transactions are much faster
- Transactions are cheaper – Accenture reported that blockchain could reduce infrastructure costs for the world’s largest investment banks by 30%
- Parties can interact without knowing or trusting each other
- People can easily launch products on the blockchain
Security
Blockchain technology is addressing many of the previous issues of trust and security.
The data contained within each block is stored on computers and servers distributed all over the world, and only people on that network can access that data. For a transaction to be considered as a valid record, all nodes in the network must agree that it’s valid. So for a hacker to take control of a blockchain network, they would need to have control of at least 51% of all the computers within the network, which makes it exceedingly hard to hack.
Because blocks are stored in a linear and chronological pattern, all new blocks are added to the end of the chain. This alone makes it difficult to edit the contents of a block, unless the majority of participants have reached a consensus. Each block contains its own hash (a string of numbers and letters that represents digital information), so whenever information is edited, the hash changes too.
Efficiency
The transparency of blockchain technology means you can see and access data at every point in a transaction. So, for example, a business can track a product within their supply chain right from its raw materials, through the manufacturing process, until it’s delivered to their customer. Whatever transaction is occurring, this means businesses can clearly identify any errors in their processes, and fix them practically in real time.
As blockchain is built on code, businesses can create automated processes that remove the need for manual input, removing any human error, and speeding up processing time. Before this, we relied on central authorities such as banks to verify transactions, which could mean a wait of a few days – and even more for cross-border trades.
Integrity of data
The transparency and traceability of blockchain enables businesses to clearly demonstrate where their products are coming from. It allows transactions to be made safely and securely between users, without any third parties getting in the way. As such, it can effectively eliminate fraud, as every action and process is documented clearly, from start to finish.
Blockchain technology opens the door to a wide range of use cases that go beyond sending and receiving funds.
Smart contracts
Smart contracts act as a coded paper contract, with predefined automated conditions that cause an action to occur when these conditions are met. This speeds up contract processes, and cuts out the need for human intervention.
Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrencies work as a decentralised, encrypted digital currency, created on a blockchain network. They’re free of external intervention or oversight, with no central authority governing its value. Cryptocurrency can be used to buy and sell, or used to invest, like a traditional asset.
Security token offerings (STO)
The next step up from cryptocurrency, STOs act as a portion of ownership in a resource, asset, object, or company. STOs provide investors with tangible legal contracts and rights, while functioning as real financial products. STOs have the potential to commodify real-life assets, such as art, venture capital funds, and even real estate.
Non-fungible tokens
One of the more recent innovations in the blockchain space, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) enable the tokenisation of any asset or collectible – including digital art, real estate and music. NFTs prove digital ownership and can create value in the real world, making their adoption across the world fast.
dApps & blockchain solutions
Businesses can create disruptive decentralised applications and other solutions based on blockchain platforms such as Ethererum. There is a growing number of platforms made for blockchain developers and there’s almost no limit to the type of secure, scalable application businesses can launch on the blockchain.
