The British payments system Clear Junction has refused to process payments linked to Binance, according to the company’s website.<\/p>\n
\n“Clear Junction operates in full compliance with the rules and guidance of the FCA<\/span> regarding Binance payment processing,” the statement said.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
At the end of June, the regulator banned Binance Markets Limited<\/a> from any regulated activity in the country without prior written approval. The exchange said the specified entity did not provide services on the binance.com domain.<\/p>\n
After this, the British Barclays<\/a> barred customers from transferring funds to Binance.<\/p>\n
The local Santander branch informed customers that it would block payments<\/a> to the cryptocurrency exchange from their accounts.<\/p>\n
Since July 7, Binance paused accepting euro deposits<\/a> via the payments system SEPA<\/span>.<\/p>\n
Earlier, Binance’s operations began on the Cayman Islands<\/a>, in Thailand was accused<\/a> of operating without a license, and in Japan another warning was issued<\/a>. The Polish regulator urged caution in using the platform<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Binance chief Changpeng Zhao outlined in an open letter<\/a> the company\u2019s plans to ensure regulatory compliance and protect customers.<\/p>\n