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SAFE, SAFT & Other Investment Agreements

Clear, Fast and Investor-Ready Deal Documents

Digital Lawyers drafts, reviews and negotiates SAFE agreements, SAFT agreements, convertible notes and share subscription agreements for startups, founders, investors and international businesses. Whether you are raising seed funding, negotiating a venture capital round or funding a Web3 project, we help you agree clear terms and understand what investors receive. Our advice covers investor rights, share conversion or token delivery terms, and the impact on future fundraising.

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SAFE, SAFT & Investment Agreements

We help founders and investors turn agreed funding terms into clear legal documents for equity, convertible and token investments.

Table of contents
  • SAFE Agreement Drafting and Review
  • SAFT Agreements and Token Warrants
  • Convertible Notes and Loan Agreements
  • Equity Investment and Shareholders’ Agreements
  • Investor Rights and Side Letters
  • Funding Round Documentation and Closing
1.

SAFE Agreement Drafting and Review

We draft and negotiate SAFE agreements covering the investment amount, valuation cap, discount and conversion terms, where applicable. Our review also considers potential founder dilution and how the SAFE interacts with existing funding documents.

2.

SAFT Agreements and Token Warrants

For Web3 fundraising, SAFT agreements and token warrants set out token allocation, delivery conditions, release schedules and investor disclosures. Together with local counsel where needed, we assess the legal requirements relevant to the token offering and its investors.

3.

Convertible Notes and Loan Agreements

Convertible debt documentation covers interest, maturity, repayment and conversion into shares. We help clarify what happens if a funding round is delayed or the agreed conversion conditions are not met.

4.

Equity Investment and Shareholders’ Agreements

Share subscription and shareholders’ agreements document the terms of an equity investment. Our drafting covers ownership, voting rights, board representation and founder vesting, helping both sides understand investor protections and how company decisions will be made.

5.

Investor Rights and Side Letters

Side letters document additional investor rights, such as information access, participation in future rounds or rights to adopt more favourable terms offered later. We check these arrangements against the main investment agreement and existing investor commitments.

6.

Funding Round Documentation and Closing

From the term sheet through signing and closing, we prepare the investment document package, coordinate corporate approvals and help update company records. For cross-border fundraising, local counsel supports the review of applicable corporate, securities and token-offering requirements.

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FAQ

What types of investment agreements do you handle?

We draft and negotiate SAFEs, SAFTs, convertible notes, equity subscription agreements, token warrants, side letters, and investor rights agreements across multiple jurisdictions.

Which jurisdictions do you cover?

Our team works across the U.S., U.K., EU, Switzerland, UAE, and offshore structures such as the Cayman Islands and BVI.

Do you support both equity and token deals?

Yes. We provide legal support for both startup equity and Web3 token investment structures.

How do you ensure documents are investor-ready?

We align vesting, valuation caps, MFNs, pro-rata rights, token release schedules, compliance disclosures, and governance mechanics with market standards and long-term strategy.

Can you handle full investment packages?

Absolutely. Whether it’s a single SAFE or a complete package for a priced round or token raise, we prepare all documents end-to-end to facilitate smooth deal execution.

How do you manage risk in investment documents?

We focus on clear economics, correct risk allocation, and flag any terms that could create unnecessary risk or block future fundraising rounds.