Binance has announced significant changes to its services in
Turkey. According to the firm, this is part of its focus on transparency and
regulatory compliance.
Binance has been monitoring regulatory developments in
Turkey. The company believes in working with regulators to ensure a compliant
environment for users. Binance supports the development of a regulatory
framework to safeguard the ecosystem. To ensure legal compliance in Turkey and
globally, the company is taking necessary measures.
Binance.com will remain accessible from Turkey. However,
there will be adjustments to services. The Turkish language option will be
gradually turned off within three months. Marketing activities for Turkish
users will be completely halted.
Binance acknowledges that these changes will affect some
users. The company assures that user safety and experience remain a priority.
All user funds are safe, and deposit/withdrawal functions will remain
available.
UAE Binance Account Migration
Meanwhile, Binance
has announced that it will move its UAE users from its global platform to
the locally regulated Binance FZE exchange, known as Binance Dubai, as reported
by Finance Magnates. This
follows the acquisition of a full Virtual Asset Service Provider license from
Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority.
The transition requires UAE
residents to update their Know Your Customer information by December 15, 2024.
Email instructions will guide users through this process. During the transition, users can still access their current
Binance Global accounts.
After December 15, accounts will be automatically
transferred to Binance Dubai, with login details unchanged. Binance FZE will
provide services such as exchange, broker-dealer, lending, borrowing, and
virtual asset management, supporting over 300 virtual assets with local fiat
currency transactions.
Users must decide between maintaining their Binance.com or
Binance Dubai account, as multiple accounts per user are not permitted.
Accounts not updated by the deadline will be restricted to withdrawals only.
Binance has announced significant changes to its services in
Turkey. According to the firm, this is part of its focus on transparency and
regulatory compliance.
Binance has been monitoring regulatory developments in
Turkey. The company believes in working with regulators to ensure a compliant
environment for users. Binance supports the development of a regulatory
framework to safeguard the ecosystem. To ensure legal compliance in Turkey and
globally, the company is taking necessary measures.
Binance.com will remain accessible from Turkey. However,
there will be adjustments to services. The Turkish language option will be
gradually turned off within three months. Marketing activities for Turkish
users will be completely halted.
Binance acknowledges that these changes will affect some
users. The company assures that user safety and experience remain a priority.
All user funds are safe, and deposit/withdrawal functions will remain
available.
UAE Binance Account Migration
Meanwhile, Binance
has announced that it will move its UAE users from its global platform to
the locally regulated Binance FZE exchange, known as Binance Dubai, as reported
by Finance Magnates. This
follows the acquisition of a full Virtual Asset Service Provider license from
Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority.
The transition requires UAE
residents to update their Know Your Customer information by December 15, 2024.
Email instructions will guide users through this process. During the transition, users can still access their current
Binance Global accounts.
After December 15, accounts will be automatically
transferred to Binance Dubai, with login details unchanged. Binance FZE will
provide services such as exchange, broker-dealer, lending, borrowing, and
virtual asset management, supporting over 300 virtual assets with local fiat
currency transactions.
Users must decide between maintaining their Binance.com or
Binance Dubai account, as multiple accounts per user are not permitted.
Accounts not updated by the deadline will be restricted to withdrawals only.
