- This is a fully remote role
About the company
Trust Wallet is the leading non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet, trusted by over 200 million people worldwide to securely manage and grow their digital assets. Our vision is to give individuals the freedom to own their assets, confidently participate in the future economy, and access opportunities that enhance their lives. Our mission is to be a trusted personal companion helping users safely navigate Web3, the on-chain economy, and the emerging AI-powered future. With support for over 10 million assets across 100+ blockchains, Trust Wallet offers a seamless, multi-chain experience backed by industry-leading self-custody technology, a vibrant community, and a growing ecosystem of partners.
Job Responsibilities
- Act as the primary legal partner for global product launches and go-to-market strategies, identifying risks early in the development lifecycle and offering practical solutions.
- Conduct targeted risk assessments on new initiatives, such as regulatory changes, product launches, or service enhancements, and develop practical, compliant solutions to address any legal challenges that emerge.
- Lead the drafting and negotiation of commercial contracts and user-facing agreements, including terms of service, privacy policies, and API terms.
- Track and interpret complex, overlapping regulatory frameworks across target markets, specifically focusing on how shifting rules impact existing product lines and future roadmaps.
- Drive the strategy and execution for securing and maintaining necessary operating licenses (e.g., VASP, EMI, or money transmitter licenses) across multiple global jurisdictions.
- Translate upcoming legislative changes into actionable advice, ensuring the company adapts its operations and product offerings before new regulations are enforced.
- Handle information requests and document production for both internal teams and external regulatory bodies.
- Spot legal and operational vulnerabilities across the organization and create internal policies to standardize processes and limit corporate exposure.
Requirements
- Qualified lawyer with 47 years of post-qualification experience (PQE), ideally with an in-house background.
- Solid understanding of crypto, payments, or financial services regulations is a strong plus.
- Proven experience advising on product, regulatory, and commercial matters across multiple jurisdictions and time zones.
- Business-focused problem solver who can work autonomously in a fast-paced environment and turn complex legal risks into actionable advice.
- Fluent English is mandatory; Chinese proficiency is highly preferred to communicate with Chinese speaking stakeholders.
