Binance’s Android app has recently become unavailable to search or download on Google Play in parts of the European Union, according to Cointelegraph, pointing to regional changes in the exchange’s availability across the bloc. Spain-based users have confirmed that the app no longer appears in the Google Play Store there, while users in Poland can still view it normally, suggesting the issue does not affect the entire EU market.
Attention is now centered on whether Binance meets licensing requirements under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, or MiCA. The development follows Binance’s earlier decision to withdraw its MiCA application in Greece. Around the end of the transition period, the exchange also notified some EU users that certain services would face restrictions, while withdrawals would remain available. The latest app-store access differences have added to scrutiny over how Binance’s services are being presented and limited across different EU jurisdictions.
Binance’s Android app has recently become unavailable to search or download on Google Play in some European Union countries, according to Cointelegraph, a sign of regional changes in the exchange’s availability across the EU market.
Users in Spain have confirmed that the app has disappeared from Google Play there. In Poland, however, it is still displayed normally, indicating the issue does not extend across the entire bloc.
Market attention is focused on whether Binance complies with licensing requirements under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, or MiCA.
Binance had previously withdrawn its MiCA application in Greece. Around the end of the transition period, it also notified some EU users that certain services would be restricted, while withdrawals would remain available.
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