Regulatory Counsel – Crypto & Fintech, Remote

Revolut Ltd; Barcelona, Madrid; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Financial benefits

Work from home / abroad flexibility

Revolut Metal subscription

Job summary

Revolut Ltd is seeking an experienced Regulatory Counsel to join the Legal team in Barcelona. You will advise on compliance and legal issues around cryptoassets and other financial features, partnering with Product and Commercial to shape regulatory-ready solutions.

Ideal candidates bring 6+ years PQE, qualification as a solicitor in the UK, Ireland, or EU, and a proven track record in crypto/regulatory matters, shaping policy, and interacting with regulators.

Qualifications

• 6+ years of PQE in regulatory or compliance role.
• Experience advising on cryptoassets or financial services.
• Strong knowledge of FSMA, MiFID, and related regimes.
• Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
• Capable of leading teams and making decisions under ambiguity.

Responsibilities

• Advising the business on compliance and legal issues related to structuring new and existing cryptoassets and financial features
• Drafting customer-facing legal documents for these products
• Managing regulatory expectations, requirements, and applications
• Collaborating with Product and Commercial teams to design and deliver solutions
• Ensuring compliance with financial services regulations, including MiCA, PSD2, and MiFID
• Expanding our product offering in line with regulatory requirements
• Engaging proactively with local regulators

Skills

Stakeholder management

Communication

Leadership

Team management

Decision making

Education

Qualified lawyer (Solicitor E&W, Irish Solicitor, or EU equivalent)

Job description

Revolut Ltd is seeking an experienced Regulatory Counsel to join the Legal team in Barcelona. You will advise on compliance and legal issues around cryptoassets and other financial features, partnering with Product and Commercial to shape regulatory-ready solutions.

Ideal candidates bring 6+ years PQE, qualification as a solicitor in the UK, Ireland, or EU, and a proven track record in crypto/regulatory matters, shaping policy, and interacting with regulators.