Select UAE Local bank customers can now trade with Binance in Dubai
Binance, crypto exchange has received its Minimal Viable
Product (MVP) license from Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA). Local
bank clients approved by VARA will be able to utilize the Binance platform.
Users will benefit from higher consumer protection levels because Binance is
now a fully regulated platform in Dubai.
Binance is now able to open a client money
account with a UAE local bank and provide services to qualified customers.
Services include, virtual asset exchange services, conversion between virtual
assets and fiat currencies, transfer of virtual assets, custody and management
of virtual assets, virtual token offering and trading services and virtual
assets payments and remittance services
His Excellency Helal Saeed Almarri,
Chairman of VARA said, “We are pleased to have Binance licensed to operate
within the VARA MVP Programme. The VARA regime aims to strike an effective
balance between value creation and risk mitigation, enabling open market
innovation while assuring protection for the economically vulnerable. The MVP
Phase, is designed for select global players across the value chain, that are
committed to responsible industry participation and VARA looks forward to
Binance being an active contributor, reinforcing Dubai’s commitment towards
creating a next-gen secure ecosystem for this future economy.”
Changpeng Zhao (CZ), founder and CEO of Binance, commented: “At Binance we welcome regulations that are globally consistent, enable responsible innovation, protect users, and give them choice. VARA’s unique operating model is setting a benchmark for the global industry, and this most recent registration is an acknowledgement of our compliance and safety processes in the new regulatory framework. We strongly believe there is a significant opportunity to work with our industry peers to develop consistent implementation standards around the world as we have been doing in Dubai.”
Alexander Chehade, Binance Dubai General
Manager, noted: “Our registration in Dubai is a reflection of the country’s
progressive stance on blockchain technology and its willingness to embrace this
sector through collaboration. We look forward to continued partnership as we
build upon our team and operations in Dubai to roll out additional services
including local banking capabilities and enhanced products.”
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