The fintech team at Ellex Valiunas operates within the broader banking and finance practice area. It is one of the largest teams in the Lithuanian market and is well-regarded for its regulatory and compliance capabilities, drawing on the expertise of its AML-focused colleagues. Despite the tightening of regulations by the Bank of Lithuania (BoL), the firm’s fintech practice has increased, with significant new clients joining. Such additions include Robinhood, the only financial services company so far to receive a crypto-asset service provider licence from the BoL thanks to the firm’s work, and Payhawk, a global spend management platform. The team is led by Ieva Dosinaite, an internationally recognised fintech specialist praised by clients for her ‘technical expertise’ and pragmatic approach. She is closely assisted by Neringa Mickeviciute, an AML expert with over 15 years of experience in white-collar crime prevention and sanctions regulatory issues.

WALLESS has developed a wide fintech practice, covering a broad scope of services ranging from regulatory investigations to transactions and licensing. Its clients include some of the biggest names in Europe’s fintech and electronic payments market. Notably, the firm helped DriveWealth's Lithuanian subsidiary obtain a financial brokerage firm licence, giving it access to the EU market. The team is led by Joana Baublyte-Kulviete, who is recognised for her expertise in financial regulations and restructuring. She is aided by fellow partner Gediminas Rečiūnas, an experienced M&A lawyer in the broader commercial sector. Another name to note is Laurynas Narvydas, who is praised by clients for his ‘experience and time management’.

Noted for its strong command of the local regulatory framework, the fintech practice at Cobalt handles a wide array of licensing and M&A matters in the banking and finance sector. Led by Akvilė Bosaitė, who is lauded for her expertise in niche practices including advising on one of the first public offerings of equity and debt securities in Lithuania, the team services clients in venture capital, asset management, financial services and private equity. Other leading partners include Eva Suduiko and Irmantas Norkus, who bring extensive experience in international financing and M&A transactions.

Response is home to a vibrant fintech team, situated within the broader banking and finance practice group. The team’s varied caseload includes licensing, due diligence and AML; it is particularly well regarded in the market for its expertise in the crowdfunding sector. Most notably, it assisted ROIX, a Lithuanian crowdfunding service provider, in a lengthy legal process involving the design and legal structuring of its digital platform, which made its launch possible. The practice group is co-led by Vytautas Šenavičius, a prominent expert in the financial field; and Tadas Lukošius, who focuses on licensing and compliance. The team was further strengthened by the arrival of two senior associates, Robertas Grabys and Liutauras Vasiliauskas.

Sorainen has a dedicated fintech team situated within its broader financial services and insurance sector group. The team covers transactions, investments, loans and licensing, and places a strong focus on corporate law. Most notably, it advised Nuvei, a global payment technology company, on the sale of its shares to Advent International in a multibillion-dollar transaction, one of the biggest deals in the local market to date. The team is co-led by Tomas Kontautas, a partner with a strong background in banking regulatory law, and Augustas Klezys, who focuses on finance and insurance law.

Situated within the firm's broader banking and finance practice, TEGOS (Formerly TGS Baltic)'s fintech team takes on a varied caseload including licensing, transactions and regulatory proceedings. The firm acted as the sole counsel in the acquisition of a rare financial advisory firm licence. It also supported Travel Union, an electronic money and payment service provider, during a Bank of Lithuania inspection. The team is led by Žygimantas Stankevičius, a seasoned financial regulation lawyer, who is closely assisted by associate partners Evelina Tumakova-Kuzmič and Rasa Blinstrubienė.

ECOVIS ProventusLaw is a boutique firm specialising in regulations and compliance, whose broad practice covers fintech, banking and AML procedures. The firm has been particularly active in licence provision cases, advising clients from initial structuring to regulatory approval. The practice is co-led by Inga Karulaityte Kvainauskiene, who specialises in financial regulations and compliance, and Loreta Andziulytė, who focuses on AML and transactions.

Gabne.Gabnys is a growing boutique firm, specialising in financial regulations and dispute resolution. The firm is co-led by experienced finance partner Andrius Gabnys, who specialises in fintech and online regulatory law, and Jovita Morta Gabne, a dispute resolution expert within financial law. With a notable focus on gambling law, the team's recent work includes acting in crypto-asset and insolvency disputes, obtaining licences and supporting clients with regulatory compliance.

The fintech practice at Motieka & Audzevicius covers a wide array of litigation and regulatory matters, with a particular emphasis on complex disputes. Led by Justinas Jarusevičius, the team takes on work involving a broad scope of jurisdictions; as well as frequent representation of clients in disputes against the Bank of Lithuania, the team has brought several cases before the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU).

The fintech team at WIDEN is part of a broader banking and finance practice, covering licensing, restructuring, GDPR and all aspects of financial regulation. Aušra Brazauskienė, who spearheads the fintech practice, is a prominent lawyer in banking and finance and a member of the Fintech Lithuania Group. She is closely assisted by Julija Šlekonytė, a fintech partner who joined from Ellex Valiunas in 2025.

Eversheds Saladžius (a member of Eversheds Sutherland) is home to an active fintech team which covers a broad scope of financial regulatory aspects, including licensing and asset disputes. This year, its client list has expanded to include such prominent names as The Bank of London, a clearing bank, and NomuPay, a cross-border payment company. The fintech team is co-led by Jonas Saladžius and Tomas Rymeikis.

NOOR is home to a robust fintech practice, active across a wide range of industries, including automotive technology, software development, and gaming. Its caseload involves financial regulation, licensing and transactions. The team is led by Mindaugas Rimkus and Andrius Iškauskas, who are both heavily involved in M&A, venture capital and regulatory work, as well as banking and finance head Agnė Jonaitytė.