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📢 Important notice for Binance users in Europe

What’s happening?

Starting July 1, 2026, Binance must restrict some services in the European Union. The reason? A new law called MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets), which took effect today, requiring all exchanges to have a special license to operate in the 27 EU countries.

Binance applied for this license in Greece, but decided to withdraw the application because the process wasn’t moving forward in time. Now the company is looking to obtain the license in another European country (France, Ireland, or Latvia are in the spotlight).

Who is this affecting?

Primarily users in France, Italy, Poland, and Spain, among other EU countries. It’s estimated that more than one million customers are affected across Europe.

What happens to my funds? ⚠️

Your assets are safe! Binance has officially confirmed that your cryptocurrencies and euros remain protected and accessible at all times.

What services will change? 🔄

❌ You won’t be able to: make new registrations, deposits, or open new positions in some products.
✅ You will be able to: withdraw your funds, sell assets ("sell-only" mode), and access your wallet.

What options do I have? 🤔

Leave your funds in Binance while the company seeks a new license.
Withdraw your assets to your own wallet (such as Trezor or Ledger).
Move your funds to another exchange that already has a MiCA license.
Recommendation: Download your transaction history for tax purposes and keep an eye on Binance’s official emails with specific instructions for your account.

📌 Remember: Binance isn’t leaving Europe. It’s working to comply with the new rules to continue operating in the region long-term.

Verified sources: EFE News, Yahoo Finance, LIGA.net, CoinMarketCap, and Borsa Italiana.

This notice is for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice. Check Binance’s official channels for updated information about your account.

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