Can Binance keep serving EU customers without a MiCA license?
EU regulators are examining whether Binance can continue serving customers in the bloc through a MiCA exemption while it lacks full authorization. The review centers on reverse solicitation and on whether Binance’s current setup for European users fits that narrow rule.
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EU traders using Binance may notice the issue in how access to the platform is handled across the bloc, since regulators in France, Germany and Greece are questioning the exchange’s current service structure. That matters today because the review is about whether Binance can keep serving some EU customers while relying on an exemption instead of full MiCA authorization.
What changes in practice is the room Binance has to rely on reverse solicitation for EU business, because regulators are examining that exemption as a narrow rule that only covers customer-initiated requests. The setup being reviewed also includes service routed through an Abu Dhabi-licensed entity, while Binance is still pursuing MiCA authorization.
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