In the context of the contemporary digital transformation of the economy, the legal comprehension of the phenomenon referred to as a “digital object” is acquiring particular doctrinal and practical significance. This concept is employed to denote intangible items that exist in a digital format and are created and operate exclusively within an electronic environment. Such objects encompass digital files, software applications, cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and entities within virtual environments. Despite their immaterial nature, these digital assets may possess economic value, be subject to legal transactions, and function as objects of civil law circulation.