Arjun Khazanchi
Arjun trained as a constitutional litigator at the Supreme Court of India, in the chambers of Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi until January 2021, after a year as Judicial Clerk to the Hon'ble Mr. Justice C. Hari Shankar at the High Court of Delhi. The discipline of arguing before a constitutional bench — where every word is weighed and the burden of being wrong is total — remains the foundation of how he counsels.
He left the bar to found Rooba Finance, a digital asset infrastructure firm operating under the IFSCA Innovation Sandbox at GIFT City, India. Rooba is a founding-member institution of the ERC-3643 Association — the global standard for institutional tokenisation — and contributes to the Bank for International Settlements' Finternet initiative. That work is the origin of the firm's emerging-technology and tokenisation practice.
His attention now runs to the frontier: space law and the policy being written around the orbital economy, and the wider class of technologies that arrive before the rules that will govern them. The firm advises only on matters its principal has personally worked — sitting across from a regulator, structuring a novel instrument, taking a position where the law is not yet settled.
Currently: Arjun is CEO of MKX, a VARA-licensed virtual assets broker-dealer in Dubai. The operating role sharpens the counsel; it also draws a hard line, set out below.