Legal Support for Tech Products
We make sure your software, SaaS, or digital asset reaches the market with airtight legal foundations — from the GDPR to the AI Act, DSA and MiCA.
How can PaxRocket ensure my tech product complies with applicable regulations?
PaxRocket supports product development by ensuring compliance with EU regulations, including the GDPR, the AI Act, and MiCA for crypto-assets. We draft the legal documentation needed to safely commercialize your tech product — from Terms & Conditions to enterprise licensing agreements.
Terms & Conditions and Commercial Contracts
Custom-drafted T&Cs, Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), and contracts for B2B SaaS sales, software development, and service provision.
Partnership & Pilot Agreements
Structuring strategic alliances, joint ventures, and legal frameworks for testing your product with enterprise clients.
Data Protection, AI & Web3 Compliance
Operating in the European Union requires adherence to digital regulations. PaxRocket provides specialized gap analysis and compliance frameworks for startups developing Artificial Intelligence products, launching crypto-assets, or processing large volumes of personal data.
Privacy & GDPR Compliance
Comprehensive privacy policies, cookie policies, Data Processing Agreements (DPAs), Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA), and DPO-as-a-service to ensure GDPR compliance.
Artificial Intelligence (AI Act) Compliance
Risk categorization under the EU AI Act, drafting of internal AI usage policies, and AI literacy training for your team to safely integrate AI models into your product.
Crypto-Assets & MiCA Regulation
Assessment of CASP license requirements, MiCA qualification analysis for crypto-assets, and drafting or optimization of regulatory White-Papers for token emissions.
Web3 Marketing Compliance
Legal review of marketing materials for crypto-assets to ensure strict alignment with the MiCA regulation and consumer protection laws.
Frequently Asked Questions
Even if you use third-party systems, your application may still be categorized under specific risk levels (e.g., "High Risk" for certain sectors). We help you perform a gap analysis to ensure your data usage, transparency requirements, and internal AI policies comply with the new EU standards.
Yes. For companies processing, for example, large quantities of health data, appointing a Data Protection Officer (DPO) is often a legal requirement. We provide ongoing DPO support to manage your GDPR compliance, handle data subject requests, and review Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) with your vendors.
Of course. We can assist with the qualification of your assets, drafting the required documentation, and ensuring your materials meet the applicable EU standards.
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