#Binance #GerMany #cryptocurrency #Regulation #AML #KYC **Binance withdraws the operation registration license in Germany**
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Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has withdrawn its application for an operation registration license in Germany. The company had applied for the license in March of this year, but has now decided to withdraw it.
In a statement, Binance said that it had made the decision "after careful consideration." The company said that it "remains committed to working with regulators in Germany and around the world to ensure that we are meeting their requirements."
Binance's decision to withdraw its application for an operation registration license in Germany comes at a time when cryptocurrency regulation is becoming increasingly strict in the country. In January of this year, Germany's financial regulator, the BaFin, issued a warning to Binance, saying that the company was operating illegally in the country.
The BaFin's warning came after Binance was found to be offering cryptocurrency derivatives trading to German customers without the required authorization. Binance has since said that it will no longer offer cryptocurrency derivatives trading to German customers.
Binance's decision to withdraw its application for an operation registration license in Germany is a setback for the company, but it is not the end of the road. The company still has a number of other options for operating in Germany, including obtaining a license from another regulator or setting up a subsidiary company in the country.
It remains to be seen what the long-term implications of Binance's decision to withdraw its application for an operation registration license in Germany will be. However, it is clear that cryptocurrency regulation is becoming increasingly important, and that companies like Binance will need to comply with the rules if they want to operate in regulated markets.
**Hashtags:**
* #Binance
* #GerMany
* #cryptocurrency
* #Regulation
* #AML
* #KYC
[Image of a Binance logo]
Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has withdrawn its application for an operation registration license in Germany. The company had applied for the license in March of this year, but has now decided to withdraw it.
In a statement, Binance said that it had made the decision "after careful consideration." The company said that it "remains committed to working with regulators in Germany and around the world to ensure that we are meeting their requirements."
Binance's decision to withdraw its application for an operation registration license in Germany comes at a time when cryptocurrency regulation is becoming increasingly strict in the country. In January of this year, Germany's financial regulator, the BaFin, issued a warning to Binance, saying that the company was operating illegally in the country.
The BaFin's warning came after Binance was found to be offering cryptocurrency derivatives trading to German customers without the required authorization. Binance has since said that it will no longer offer cryptocurrency derivatives trading to German customers.
Binance's decision to withdraw its application for an operation registration license in Germany is a setback for the company, but it is not the end of the road. The company still has a number of other options for operating in Germany, including obtaining a license from another regulator or setting up a subsidiary company in the country.
It remains to be seen what the long-term implications of Binance's decision to withdraw its application for an operation registration license in Germany will be. However, it is clear that cryptocurrency regulation is becoming increasingly important, and that companies like Binance will need to comply with the rules if they want to operate in regulated markets.
**Hashtags:**
* #Binance
* #GerMany
* #cryptocurrency
* #Regulation
* #AML
* #KYC
