Sector

Financial Services & Fintech

Fintech businesses depend on their partners and on their users’ trust. We draft the agreements and terms that hold both together, and protect the technology and brand they have built.

Payments, lending and other fintech businesses, built on partnerships with banks and lenders, proprietary technology and customer data.

Fintechs often depend on partnerships with banks and other lenders, and handle large volumes of customer data. Their partnership agreements, user terms and IP ownership come under close scrutiny from partners and investors alike.

Where we help

  • Bank–fintech and co-lending partnerships: the agreements that set out roles, revenue and loss sharing, data, audit rights and exit.
  • User terms and risk disclosures that users can understand and that stand up to scrutiny under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
  • Payment and lending regulatory mapping, so that agreements and terms are built around the rules that apply to the product.
  • Fintech IP and data protection: ownership of code and models, trade marks, confidentiality, and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.

See our fintech agreements and advisory practice.

Practice areas for this sector

Fintech Agreements & Advisory

Bank–fintech and co-lending partnership agreements, user terms and risk disclosures, payment and lending regulatory mapping, and fintech IP and data protection.

Data Protection & Privacy

DPDP Act readiness, privacy notices and consent, breach response, processor contracts, cross-border transfers and CERT-In compliance.

Commercial Contracts

Drafting, negotiating and reviewing the contracts businesses run on: supply, services, technology, distribution, franchise, confidentiality and more.

Corporate Advisory & Compliance

Contract structuring and negotiation, corporate policies, outsourced counsel, and corporate training on IP, POSH and the DPDP Act.

Contact

Write to us.

Z-29, Block Z, Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110016, India
info@brb-legal.com · +91 11 4058 2711

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