MEXC is directing users in the Netherlands to Bybit EU as it prepares to stop its local services, according to Cointelegraph. The exchange chose Bybit EU as a recommended alternative platform before its withdrawal from the Dutch market. Bybit EU holds authorization under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, or MiCAR, which allows it to offer compliant services in relevant jurisdictions. The move is intended to help Dutch users maintain access to trading services after MEXC’s exit while staying aligned with local regulatory requirements. The report frames the handoff as part of MEXC’s effort to guide local clients toward a compliant exchange rather than leaving them without an option once its own services in the country are discontinued.
MEXC, the cryptocurrency exchange, has picked Bybit EU — a MiCAR-licensed platform — as the recommended option for users in the Netherlands ahead of its exit from the Dutch market, Cointelegraph reported.
MEXC is getting ready to shut down the related services it offers in the Netherlands. So it is steering local users toward compliant exchanges instead. Bybit EU has secured authorization under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR), which lets it offer compliant services in the relevant jurisdictions.
The idea is simple: help Dutch users keep access to trading services after MEXC leaves, while still meeting local regulatory requirements.
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