Techub News, citing CoinGape, reported that Binance continued serving some European clients after the European Union’s MiCA crypto licensing deadline expired on July 1, despite not holding an EU license. According to the report, Binance withdrew its Greece license application a few days before the deadline. It then maintained part of its European business through reverse solicitation. The report describes this as the route Binance used to keep providing services to some users in Europe after the MiCA deadline had passed.
Techub News, citing CoinGape, reported that Binance continued serving some European clients after the European Union’s MiCA crypto licensing deadline expired on July 1, despite not holding an EU license.
According to the report, Binance withdrew its Greece license application a few days before the deadline and maintained part of its European business through reverse solicitation.
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