Binance has notified users across the European Union that it will suspend some of its services after failing to secure authorization under the bloc’s Markets inBinance has notified users across the European Union that it will suspend some of its services after failing to secure authorization under the bloc’s Markets in

REGULATION | Binance to Suspend Services Across European Union After Missing MiCA Licensing Deadline

2026/06/27 13:00
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Binance has notified users across the European Union that it will suspend some of its services after failing to secure authorization under the bloc’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation before the July 1 2026 deadline marking a major setback for the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange in one of its key markets.

The move comes just one day after Binance withdrew its MiCA license application in Greece while insisting it was ‘not leaving Europe’ and remained committed to obtaining regulatory approval through another EU member state.

In notifications sent to customers across the bloc, Binance said certain services would no longer be available from July 1 2026 because it had not obtained the authorization required to operate under the EU’s unified crypto framework. The company told users their digital assets remain safe and that they are not required to withdraw funds by the deadline.

The suspension follows Binance’s unsuccessful attempt to use Greece as its MiCA licensing hub. Under the regulation, crypto firms must obtain authorization from an EU national regulator to passport services across the 27-member bloc.

Without a license, exchanges cannot legally continue serving EU customers after the transition period expires.

Binance has said it intends to re-apply for authorization through France although any approval is unlikely to arrive before the July 1 2026 deadline forcing an interruption to its European operations.

The development is another regulatory challenge for Binance following years of heightened scrutiny worldwide. The exchange agreed to pay more than $4.3 billion to U.S. authorities in 2023 over anti-money laundering and sanctions violations while founder Changpeng Zhao stepped down as chief executive after pleading guilty to related charges.

Binance has maintained that it remains committed to the European market and will continue working toward obtaining MiCA authorization describing the suspension as temporary while it pursues regulatory approval.

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