BINANCE RECEIVES REGULATORY NOD IN BAHRAIN AFTER TURKEY SLAPS 750K FINE

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Binance Receives In-Principle Approval from Bahrain, Registers for

Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange by daily trading volume, has received the regulator’s green light in Bahrain and Canada. The exchange secured in-principle

The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume said it has received ‘in-principle’ approval from the Central Bank of Bahrain to establish itself as a crypto

According To The Press Release

According to the press release, the in-principle approval came after the trading entity had applied for a license from the Central Bank of Bahrain or CBB as part of its efforts to become a fully

Binance Holdings has received in-principle approval from Bahrain’s central bank to be a crypt service provider in the kingdom, announced the leading cryptocurrency

Binance receives regulatory nod in Bahrain after Turkey slaps

Turkish Regulator Fines Binance $750K - financemagnates.com

Binance receives nod of approval from Bahrain regulator

Crypto Exchange Binance Receives Approval in Bahrain

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Binance Holdings Ltd. received in-principle approval from Bahrain’s central bank to be a crypto-asset service provider in the kingdom, according to a statement from the

Binance secures first regulatory approval in the MENA region

Binance is facing another regulatory blow as Turkey’s Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) has slapped an 8 million lira (around $750,000) fine on the local

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Binance Receives Approval To Operate In Bahrain

Crypto gets first regulatory nod in Gulf - Economy Middle East

Finance Holdings Ltd. received in-principle approval from Bahrain’s central bank to be a crypto-asset service provider in the kingdom, according to a statement from the company.

Adding To The Latest Developments

Binance gets its first gulf crypto regulatory nod in Bahrain

Adding to the latest developments for Binance, it was slapped with a fine of 8 million lira [$750,000] by Turkey’s Financial Crimes Investigation Board [MASAK].