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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

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.

Binance secures first regulatory approval in the MENA region

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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

Binance Receives In-Principle Approval from Bahrain, Registers for

Binance receives regulatory nod in Bahrain after Turkey slaps

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Crypto Exchange Binance Receives Approval in Bahrain

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

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].

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

Turkish Regulator Fines Binance $750K - financemagnates.com

Binance Receives Approval To Operate In Bahrain

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Crypto gets first regulatory nod in Gulf - Economy Middle East

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 gets its first gulf crypto regulatory nod in Bahrain

Binance Is Facing Another Regulatory

Binance receives nod of approval from Bahrain regulator

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