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Home/News/Binance to restrict EU services from July 1 after failing to secure MiCA license
Cointelegraph·9h ago·negative

Binance to restrict EU services from July 1 after failing to secure MiCA license

Binance will halt onboarding new EU users and restrict services from July 1 after failing to secure MiCA authorization from an EU member state, though withdrawals remain available.

  • Binance failed to secure MiCA authorization before the July 1 deadline after withdrawing its Greece application
  • New EU user onboarding will stop and existing services will be limited to position management and withdrawals
  • Users can move assets to self-custody wallets or transfer to other MiCA-licensed providers
  • Competitors like Revolut and OKX are actively recruiting EU users ahead of the deadline
  • Some users are seeking clarity on how staked assets and staking rewards will be handled
regulationexchangeImpact 8/10
Why our editor rated this negative

A major exchange losing EU market access under MiCA is a significant regulatory setback, though it shows the framework is being enforced.

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