The fintech practice at Ellex operates alongside the firm's banking and finance team. The team is highly capable of obtaining fintech licenses in the ever-changing regulatory environment in Lithuania. Despite tighter regulations from the Bank of Lithuania, the practice has grown, bringing in new lawyers and handling matters for an increased number of clients. The team’s strong knowledge is demonstrated by its handling of payment institution licensing work, venture capital investment into fintech startups, and further licensing work in the electronic money market. The team is led by Ieva Dosinaitė and Giedrius Stasevičius, who bring a wealth of experience representing clients in the Lithuanian fintech market.

The finance and insurance team at Sorainen has a knowledgeable practice that allows it to advise clients on a range of matters, from the development of banks, e-money, and payment institutions, and crypto-asset services, to licensing processes, product and operations structuring, AML policies, and compliance work. Tomas Kontautas has a strong banking regulatory profile dealing with both traditional financial market players as well as those in the fintech industry. He leads the practice alongside Augustas Klezys, who has particular expertise in advising clients on their licensing activities in the EU.

The fintech practice at WALLESS is regularly engaged in a range of work across the sector. The team is specialised in key areas, including payments, financial service regulations, and anti-money laundering, as well as compliance and general financial regulatory work. Within a growing industry, the practice has developed a strong knowledge of crypto-currency regulations and digital assets. The practice benefits from the leadership and experience of practice head Joana Baublyte-Kulviete, with key support from Gediminas Rečiūnas and Laurynas Narvydas.

Cobalt‘s fintech practice covers a range of fields in the financial services regulatory market, from assisting clients in obtaining various financial licences and permits, to working with e-money institutions, financial brokerage companies, and banks. The team also offers a suite of services related to AML, compliance, and sanctions work. The practice is led by co-heads Eva Suduiko and Akvilė Bosaitė, who together bring a wealth of financial market experience to the team.

ECOVIS ProventusLaw‘s fintech team offers a full service to clients across all aspects of their fintech activities. With a client list that spans both fintech startups entering the market to established multinational financial institutions, the firm demonstrates great knowledge of specialist areas. The practice regularly handles work for fintech companies, electronic money and payment institutions, crowdfunding platforms, cryptocurrency exchanges, and wealth technology companies. Inga Karulaitytė-Kvainauskienė co-heads the practice alongside Loreta Andziulytė.

Motieka & Audzevicius‘s financial services team is consistently engaged with fintech matters. Following a growth in the crypto sector within Lithuania, the team has adapted well, representing not just crypto-sector companies but also traditional financial services providers who are conducting business with such companies. The team has a successful regulatory and dispute practice and works on matters related to the fintech and cryptocurrency sectors. The team is led by Justinas Jarusevičius. Previous practice co-head Sigita Zavišienė departed the firm in October 2024.

The banking and finance team at Response works on various projects related to the regulations of financial services. The team is involved with the creation and evaluation of AML systems, alongside the assessments of various fintech models, and the presentation of such models to the Bank of Lithuania, Ministry of Finance, and other institutions. The team benefits from a wealth of experience provided by three co-heads: Vytautas Šenavičius, Tadas Lukošius, and Jakaterina Govina.

Eversheds Saladžius (a member of Eversheds Sutherland)‘s fintech practice advises on significant fintech-related matters in Lithuania, including e-money and payment licences, crypto-asset disputes, data protection, and financial services regulatory matters. The team is led by Jonas Saladžius and Tomas Rymeikis, with the former focussing on e-money and payment licences, and the latter advising clients on regulatory matters.

GLIMSTEDT Bernotas & Partners‘s fintech team draws lawyers together from various fields, including the banking and finance, private equity, TMT, and IP teams. The group demonstrates expertise in advising clients on the development and function of e-commerce platforms. The practice is led by Linas Sesickas, who brings particular experience in handling legislation projects.

WIDEN‘s fintech team has been consistently advising institutions in this sector, offering support with licensing, establishing relations with regulators, and advising on various regulatory and compliance matters, including crypto-related activities. The team is led by the experienced Aušra Brazauskienė, who brings expertise in handling financial services regulatory matters.