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Binance applies for Brazil crypto license ahead of regulatory deadline

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Binance has filed an application for a cryptocurrency service provider license with the Central Bank of Brazil through its local entity BBrasil, seeking to maintain operations ahead of a Friday regulatory deadline. In conjunction, the exchange announced restrictions for Brazilian users, including the cancellation of crypto lending and leveraged trading services and the delisting of 22 crypto assets.

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  1. 1Unclassified fact stationOct 23, 00:00recorded Oct 27, 16:23single sourcerevised

    Binance files for Brazil crypto license ahead of Friday dead

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    Subject:
    Binance
    Action:
    filed application for cryptocurrency service provider license
    Object:
    Central Bank of Brazil
    Occurred (fact side):
    Oct 23, 00:00
    Cointelegraph ↗Report pageRevision 2 · currently revised
    Published (valid side):
    Oct 27, 16:04
    First seen (known side):
    Oct 27, 16:23
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  1. CointelegraphRelated fact: single sourceSource report revised
    Binance applies for crypto license in Brazil ahead of Oct. 30 deadline

    Report first recorded Oct 27, 16:23

    Binance submitted a cryptocurrency service provider license application to the Central Bank of Brazil on Oct. 23 through its local entity BBrasil, seeking to maintain operations in the country ahead of a Friday regulatory deadline. The filing allows continued access to crypto assets, stablecoin trading, payments and investment services for Brazilian users, though the exchange is also restricting lending and margin trading and delisting 22 assets.

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