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ExchangesCoinPostJapanese, translatedFiled 4 days ago

Binance's French entity to close all accounts on December 31 after failing to obtain EU license

Original headlineバイナンスのフランス法人、12月31日に全口座を閉鎖 EU認可得られず

Open the sourceReported by CoinPost, coinpost.jp, 7 November 2026, by 菊谷ルイス

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Binance's French entity will close all customer accounts on December 31 after failing to secure a European Union license under MiCA. The closure affects users of Binance France, the exchange's locally regulated subsidiary, which had operated under a transitional arrangement while awaiting EU authorization. Binance has directed affected customers to migrate their holdings to Binance's global platform, though the French unit's wind-down raises questions about the exchange's broader EU footprint. The move follows years of regulatory friction between Binance and French authorities over licensing and compliance standards. What to watch next is whether Binance secures MiCA approval through another EU jurisdiction to preserve passporting rights across the bloc, and how quickly French users shift assets to the global exchange.

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