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Binance restricts transfers involving MEXC after FinCEN designation

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Published 2026-11-10 08:32 UTCUpdated 2026-11-10 12:14 UTC
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Overview

Binance says it will no longer process transactions involving crypto-asset service providers or platforms covered by a recent FinCEN designation. Coverage reports that transfers to MEXC will be rejected and deposits from it held for review.

Entities
BinanceMEXC
Why now
  • Binance issued a notice following the recent FinCEN designation.
  • Reports describe immediate review or rejection of transfers involving MEXC.
Why it matters
  • The restriction affects transfer handling between two crypto platforms.
  • It links exchange operations to FinCEN designation-related compliance requirements.
Evidence assessment
Recurring claims
  • Binance said it would no longer process transactions involving platforms covered by the FinCEN designation.
  • Coverage reports that Binance will reject withdrawals to MEXC and hold deposits from it for review.
How sources frame it
  • Binance: neutral
  • News Coverage: neutral
Binance鈥檚 notice and coverage describe a transfer restriction involving MEXC following a FinCEN designation.
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Binance announcement on transactions with certain crypto platforms
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