Eternity Law International
Editorial summary
Eternity Law International is a long-established CEE-focused practice with multi-vertical scope across crypto, forex, banking, and corporate work. The firm scores in the upper-middle of the index, weighed down by the multi-vertical specialisation cap. Best fit for founders who want a single firm to handle crypto licensing alongside parallel forex or banking-adjacent work.
Strengths
- Long operating history (2014) with established CEE regulator relationships
- Multi-vertical coverage useful for founders running parallel licence streams
- In-house banking arrangement reduces reliance on third-party referrals
Considerations
- Multi-vertical scope dilutes pure-crypto specialisation signal
- Lower authority signal than firms with stronger conference and publication record
Practice profile
| Primary focus | multi disciplinary |
|---|---|
| Practice areas | Crypto licensing, Forex broker licences, Banking licences, Company formation, Tax planning |
| EU jurisdictions | Czech Republic, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Malta, Spain |
| Non-EU jurisdictions | United Kingdom, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong, Singapore |
| Team size | 20-30 |
| Founded | 2014 |
| Headquarters | Prague, Czech Republic |
CLPAI pillar breakdown
Pillar-by-pillar scoring against the published CLPAI methodology. Editorial notes explain how the score for this firm was set against each criterion.
| Pillar | Score | Bar | Editorial note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Practice specialisation out of 20 | 14 | 70% | Multi-vertical practice — crypto, forex, banking, corporate, tax. Crypto is a meaningful department but not exclusive. Six points lost on specialisation breadth. |
| Jurisdictional depth out of 20 | 13 | 65% | Eight EU and five non-EU jurisdictions documented. Strong CEE coverage led by Czech Republic. |
| Practice-tested track record out of 15 | 9 | 60% | Established practice since 2014. Volume estimated 30-50 filings across crypto vertical based on case-study materials. |
| Regulator-side experience out of 10 | 6 | 60% | Some named partners with prior regulatory or financial-supervisory roles. Less prominent in marketing than at the leaders. |
| Authority & E-E-A-T signals out of 15 | 11 | 73% | Named team page with full bios. Conference engagement and published commentary present, mostly tax and corporate. |
| Service lifecycle coverage out of 10 | 9 | 90% | Lifecycle coverage strong on the corporate-administrative side. Banking arrangement in-house. Lower on tokenisation and DORA-specific work than the specialist leaders. |
| Transparency out of 10 | 6 | 60% | Service pages with indicative pricing. Testimonials present but not LinkedIn-verified. Methodology not publicly described. |
| Index score (CLPAI) | 68 | ||
Editorial analysis
Where Eternity Law fits
The firm’s positioning is established CEE generalist with a strong crypto sidearm. Long operating history means deep local-regulator relationships, particularly with the Czech National Bank, which under MiCA has taken over crypto-asset supervision and is currently working through application backlogs.
The trade-off is specialisation depth. Crypto licensing sits inside a multi-vertical practice that also handles forex, banking, corporate, and tax work — useful for founders running parallel workstreams, less obvious for pure MiCA CASP files where the specialist leaders score better.
How to use this profile
Best fit for Czech Republic-led engagements, founders running parallel forex or banking-adjacent work, and projects benefiting from established local relationships. Less obvious for pure MiCA CASP files in jurisdictions outside the firm’s CEE focus.
Crypto licensing by jurisdiction
Eternity Law International runs a multi-disciplinary practice with strong CEE coverage led by the Czech Republic, documented since 2014.
Crypto law firm in the Czech Republic
The Czech National Bank (CNB) supervises CASP authorisation under MiCA. The Czech Republic leads Eternity Law’s CEE coverage. See the Czech Republic jurisdiction analysis.
Crypto law firm in Lithuania
Lithuania licenses crypto-asset service providers through the Bank of Lithuania under MiCA. Eternity Law covers Lithuanian CASP applications within its central-European set. See the Lithuania jurisdiction analysis.
Crypto law firm in Estonia
Estonia supervises CASPs under MiCA through the Estonian Financial Supervision Authority (Finantsinspektsioon). Eternity Law documents Estonian filings as part of its CEE coverage. See the Estonia jurisdiction analysis.