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Exclusive: Binance set to lose EU licence bid, permission to offer services in the bloc, sources say

Binance faces possible rejection of its EU crypto licence as regulators tighten MiCA compliance

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The brief

Binance's application for an EU licence is reported to be on the brink of rejection, according to exclusive Reuters reporting and other outlets. Sources say the exchange could lose permission to offer services across the bloc.

Coverage highlights Binance’s repeated statements that its application complies with the EU’s Markets in Crypto‑Assets (MiCA) framework and that it remains committed to European users. PYMNTS.com, TradingView, Crypto Briefing, CoinDesk and Bloomberg all note the firm’s public pledges, while Traders Union quotes a representative emphasizing MiCA compliance.

The next steps depend on the formal decision from EU regulators. Observers will watch for any official statement on the licence outcome, potential appeals, or alternative licensing arrangements that could affect Binance’s operations in Europe.

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Quick answers

What is the EU licence Binance is seeking?

It is a regulatory authorization that would allow Binance to provide crypto‑exchange services throughout the European Union under the Markets in Crypto‑Assets (MiCA) framework.

Which outlets reported Binance’s stance on compliance?

PYMNTS.com, TradingView, Crypto Briefing, CoinDesk and Bloomberg all reported that Binance says its application is compliant and that it remains committed to European users.

What could happen if the licence is denied?

Sources say Binance could lose permission to offer services in the EU, prompting the exchange to consider alternative licensing options or an exit strategy, as noted by Bloomberg and Reuters.

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