The cryptocurrency exchange is pulling back amid significant changes in the global market Binance has announced suspending its crypto debit card services in Latin America and the Middle East beginning on August 25. The crypto exchange didn’t reveal exactly why it’s ending the service, claiming it would only impact 1% of users in the regions.
Checkout.com doesn’t want to work with the cryptocurrency exchange anymore The Binance cryptocurrency exchange is contemplating legal action against former payment provider Checkout.com. According to a spokesperson’s statement on August 18, the company isn’t pleased with the provider’s decision to walk away and break its contract. The possible legal conflict emerged after letters from Checkout.com
The controversial exchange hope to dismiss a lawsuit against it ahead of a July 27 deadline Binance, its CEO Changpeng Zhao, and former chief compliance officer Samuel Lim are planning to file two motions to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). In the July 24 filing, they say
Binance users in certain European countries will still have access to private tokens Privacy advocates have achieved a noteworthy triumph as cryptocurrency exchange Binance has now altered its course on eliminating privacy tokens for users in numerous European countries. This reversal brings immense relief to devoted cryptocurrency enthusiasts who greatly value the privacy attributes provided
The cryptocurrency exchange is preparing for the worst in the US market On Thursday night, Binance, the biggest cryptocurrency exchange in the world, issued a notice that it would halt the acceptance of US dollar deposits. At the same time, it encouraged clients to retrieve their funds at the beginning of next week. This all
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