India has over two million advocates, and around eighty thousand law graduates join them each year. They practise before the Supreme Court, 25 High Courts, 688 district courts, some 20,000 trial courts and 19 tribunals, under more than 891 central and a thousand state statutes — with rules, amendments and case law layered above them.
More than five crore matters are pending across the courts, and about 14.5 lakh fresh matters are filed every month.
For a client, the difficulty is cost and uncertainty — what will this cost, how long will it take, and which advocate is right for the matter.
For an advocate, income is uneven and unpredictable, and building a practice — chambers, staff, research access — takes capital that lending does not suit.
A Legal FTR answers both sides of that. The client fixes the fee today for work that may be needed years later. The advocate raises non-debt funding against work he commits to deliver, and builds the practice that lets him deliver it.
Your benefits
Households
Avail legal help later at a fee agreed today — pay a small charge and surrender the rights held.
Choose from vetted advocates, with grade, specialism and record on record.
A hedge against senior counsel fees rising over the years a matter runs.
Non-delivery is covered — recall with compensation, and an Ombudsman track.
Businesses
Forward legal cover at agreed rates, without a retainer lock-in.
Budget litigation and compliance work years ahead with a known cost.
Clean audit trail per matter, per advocate, per hour.
Unused rights are not wasted — sell, gift, or swap them for any other FTR.
Advocates & the legal industry
Raise non-debt funds against future fee income — no borrowing, no collateral.
Funds credit to your account on sale; you carry a committed forward book.
Fund chambers, staff, research access and technology from your own earnings.
Open to law firms, paralegal and drafting services, researchers, legal technology and publishing.
Institutions
Procure legal capacity at agreed rates across multi-year cycles.
Panel mandates across many advocates, held and tracked in one place.
Trustee-supervised, with an Ombudsman track for service disputes.
One identity and one wallet across every FTR sector.
Browse the network of approved advocates. Search by name, region, or service category. View details, copy contact information, place a service enquiry, or initiate a booking — no sign-in required for browsing.
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Legal FTR Issue by:
A right to a block of advocate hours, or to a defined matter carried through, at a fee agreed today. The advocate's grade, specialism, years in practice and courts of practice are on record, and the terms he commits to are binding.
A right to a defined mandate — advisory, drafting, due diligence or a matter carried through — at a fee agreed today, delivered by the firm rather than a named individual.
A right to drafting, document review, litigation support, filing and allied paralegal work at a fee agreed today.
A right to verified legal research, database and publication access, and legal technology services at a fee agreed today.
A right to chambers, meeting rooms, library access or secretarial services at enrolled facilities, at rates agreed today.
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Disclaimer: The FTR is a solution to facilitate the respective ecosystems. It is not a 'Collective Investment Scheme' under SEBI regulations, and no returns or profits are promised. It is not a digital asset or cryptocurrency. The platform is not a payment aggregator. The services or goods provider on the FTR terms is solely responsible for transactions conducted through the platform. Use of this platform does not create any client or customer relationship between the user and the platform provider, Intech Research Group. It disclaims any liability for any disputes or damages arising from any transaction on the platform.