This chapter addresses the inevitability of litigation and disputes within the fast-paced, highly regulated FinTech sector. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the primary legal risks companies face, including regulatory non-compliance, data privacy breaches, contractual disagreements, intellectual property infringement, consumer protection claims, and exposure to financial crimes. The chapter offers a comparative examination of privacy regulations across key jurisdictions, highlighting their distinct challenges and impacts. A significant portion is dedicated to effective dispute resolution mechanisms, emphasizing the growing preference for arbitration and mediation over traditional litigation. It details the adoption of institutional arbitration (e.g., HKIAC, SIAC, ICC) by major digital asset platforms and analyzes relevant case law that shapes the enforcement landscape. Furthermore, the chapter outlines proactive strategies to shield a company from litigation, such as implementing robust compliance programs, drafting clear contracts, protecting intellectual property, and conducting employee training. Finally, it provides guidance on defending against regulatory scrutiny and formulating winning legal strategies when disputes arise, positioning a strong legal foundation as essential for long-term success and risk mitigation in the FinTech industry.