Binance Announces Restrictions on Transactions Involving MEXC Entities
Binance said on Nov. 10, 2026, that it would reject transfer requests to entities covered by FinCEN’s designation of MEXC and temporarily hold deposits from them for compliance review. The exchange said affected users could face further restrictions, including offboarding.
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Binance said on Nov. 10, 2026, that it would stop processing transactions involving MEXC and entities included in FinCEN’s designation of the company as a Primary Money Laundering Concern.
The exchange said it would reject requests to send funds from Binance accounts to those entities. Deposits received from them would be temporarily held for compliance review. Binance advised users not to send or receive funds through the exchange involving the listed entities, or otherwise transact with them through Binance.
Binance said affected accounts could face restrictions during a review. Users could also face further action under its terms of use, including offboarding.
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