Binance tells EU users it will no longer provide services after failing to secure MiCA license

A day after withdrawing its MiCA application in Greece, Binance notified users across the EU that it will suspend some services.

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Jun 26, 2026

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A day after withdrawing its MiCA license application in Greece and saying it is not leaving Europe, Binance notified users across the European Union that it will suspend some services. Read the full report at the source.

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