$180 / month
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Most people entering fintech and crypto learn the wrong things first.
They focus on hype, trends, and theory, while completely missing how the industry actually operates behind the scenes.
For the last 12 years, I have worked across fintech, crypto, payments, licensing, fundraising, and financial infrastructure as a founder, advisor, investor, and operator.
Today, I run Fintexus Group, where we help fintech and crypto companies with:
* licensing and regulatory strategy
* business plans and financial projections
* fundraising readiness
* banking and payment infrastructure
* partnerships and operational scaling
I work best with:
* founders
* business development professionals
* operators
* people transitioning into fintech or Web3
Especially those who want practical, real-world understanding of how the industry actually works.
Most people underestimate:
* regulation
* infrastructure
* banking relationships
* operational execution
* fundraising realities
* distribution and partnerships
This is usually where I provide the most value.
My mentorship style is direct, practical, and execution-focused.
I am not a motivational coach.
But if you want honest operator-level insight into fintech, crypto, infrastructure, partnerships, and regulated markets, I will likely be able to help you avoid years of mistakes.
You tell Arturas your goals. They see exactly what you want to work on before session one.
You meet within days. Arturas reviews your application and books your first session, usually within a day or two.
You leave with a plan. Concrete next steps and a weekly rhythm from your very first week.
Arturas Svirskis
Founder / CEO at Hexagon Ventures Group
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Book a free intro call with Arturas
Connect with Arturas in a quick call (usually 15-20 minutes)
One-off sessions with Arturas
One-off sessions are a great option if you're looking for specific advice on a certain topic.
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What's included in the trial?
Every trial is a little different–here's what Arturas says about their trial:
We’ll start with a short call where we:
* Get to know each other and align expectations
* Discuss your company, product and current challenges
* Clarify your short- and mid-term goals
* Identify key strategic, regulatory or fundraising priorities
* Assess where mentorship can add the most value
* Agree on next steps, cadence, time zones and communication format
