In a strategic turn, the Binance cryptocurrency exchange announced the incorporation of new partners in charge of managing deposit and withdrawal transactions in euros. This decision comes months after the dissolution of its former fiat partner, PaySafe, in September.

On October 19, Binance issued a statement revealing agreements with novel fiat partners to facilitate payments and transactions in euros. The move responds to regulatory tensions and account cancellations in the European Union, which forced the company to look for new banking partners after the departure of PaySafe in September.

Binance reported that users have already begun migrating to new services provided by “multiple regulated and licensed fiat partners.” However, they did not detail the names of the companies with which they partnered.

The announcement highlighted that the fiat services provided by the new partners include the ability to make deposits and withdrawals in euros through Open Banking and SEPA/SEPA Instant. Additionally, users have the option to buy and sell cryptocurrencies using SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area), bank cards and their balances in fiat, as well as trade with spot pairs in euros.

At the end of September, Binance recommended its European users convert their euros to Tether (USDT) before the end of October. However, this latest announcement suggests that it is no longer necessary to follow this recommendation.

However, some users are still reporting difficulties depositing euros even after the announcement, while others question the availability of fiat partners for sterling in the UK.

Paysafe withdrew its support for sterling transactions in May due to concerns raised by UK financial regulators.

On October 16, Binance suspended access to its platform for new UK-based users. This action was in response to the termination of a partnership with a third party to approve communications on its platform, in compliance with the country’s new local Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulations.

To date, Binance has yet to secure fiat partners for its platform in the United Kingdom, where British users cannot yet deposit GBP.

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La entrada Binance can now operate in Europe apareció primero en Bitfinance.

FTX Europe announced on March 31 that it will return funds to local users. Only users who opened their accounts at FTX.com/eu in 2022 will be able to benefit from this measure.

Clients, according to the subsidiary, will first receive an account statement with the balance in fiat money. Subsequently, they will be indicated the channels that will be enabled to receive their money.

According to the iProUP portal, “the measure does not cover those customers who operated via any other division of the FTX Group, even if they currently reside in Europe. Therefore, clients of FTX International and FTX.US, for example, will still have to wait for news.

FTX’s European clients will be able to consult their assets through ftxeurope.eu, a platform that will also allow them to process withdrawal requests.

While this measure is being applied, the rest of the platform’s clients in the world are waiting for an equitable solution that benefits them, and they can recover their assets.

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