Company advocate

About the Role

Aanand Chetan and Atul Private Limited (ACAA) is a fintech company focused on India's digital finance revolution, offering secure crypto trading solutions. As a Company Advocate, you will be a primary representative of ACAA, supporting legal, regulatory, and compliance activities for digital assets and crypto trading. This is a full-time, on-site role based in Dwarka.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as a primary representative of ACAA.
• Support legal, regulatory, and compliance activities related to digital assets and crypto trading.
• Review and draft contracts, policies, and user agreements to ensure adherence to applicable laws and internal standards.
• Interact with regulators, external legal partners, and internal stakeholders.
• Address compliance questions and respond to notices.
• Support licensing or registration processes.
• Monitor regulatory developments in fintech and crypto.
• Advise product and operations teams on legal implications.
• Help resolve customer and partner issues with clear, legally sound communication.
• Contribute to risk assessments.
• Maintain legal documentation.
• Support training initiatives on compliance and best practices.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Proficiency with standard office productivity tools.
• Comfort working in a technology-driven, data-informed environment.

Qualifications

• Legal expertise in corporate, financial, or technology law.
• Ability to draft and review contracts, policies, and regulatory documents.
• Strong knowledge of Indian regulatory frameworks, including KYC/AML requirements and emerging guidelines for digital assets and fintech.
• Excellent communication skills for explaining complex legal concepts to non-legal stakeholders and preparing clear written opinions and reports.
• Ability to build collaborative relationships with regulators, external counsel, and internal teams such as product, operations, and compliance.
• Analytical and research skills to track regulatory changes, assess legal risks, and support strategic decision-making.
• Bachelor’s degree in Law (LL.B) from a recognized institution.
• Enrollment with a Bar Council is preferred.
• Prior experience in corporate or fintech law is preferred.
• Demonstrated integrity, attention to detail, and a proactive approach to problem-solving in a fast-evolving regulatory landscape.