Binance Singapore has withdrawn its license application
The platform will cease operations completely by February 13
13.12.2021 - 08:40
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What’s new? The Binance cryptocurrency exchange has withdrawn its application for a license to provide cryptocurrency exchange services in Singapore. Previously, its subsidiary Binance Asia Services had submitted such a request to the country's Monetary Authority (MAS). This is reported by Bloomberg.
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What events preceded it? In September, the Monetary Authority of Singapore included Binance Asia Services on its “warning list for investors.”
In early December, Binance Singapore bought an 18% stake in Singapore-based regulated security token platform Hg Exchange (HGX). The platform is licensed by MAS. Through the partnership, Binance Singapore was going to establish a cryptocurrency trading operation and expand its range of blockchain-based products and services.
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