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January 4, 2025 at 20:53
Binance Secures Pioneering Broker-Dealer License from Brazil's Central Bank, Expanding Influence in South America
Binance, the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange by volume, has been granted a broker-dealer license in Brazil, marking a significant regulatory milestone. This approval from the Central Bank of Brazil follows Binance's acquisition of Sim;paul, a local licensed financial services firm. By acquiring a broker-dealer authorized to distribute securities and issue electronic money, Binance enhances its compliance capabilities with Brazilian and global regulations. This development positions Binance as the first crypto exchange with such a license in Brazil, reinforcing its commitment to adhering to regulatory standards across various countries. The Brazilian crypto market is known for its rapid growth and Binance's new status enables them to extend advanced financial services in the region. CEO Richard Teng has emphasized that this strategic move is pivotal for Binance's expansion and alignment with the responsible development of the Web3 industry. Additionally, the license acquisition in Brazil is part of Binance's broader strategy, having achieved regulatory advancements in multiple countries including Argentina, India, and Japan. This move also comes after overcoming regulatory challenges and enhancing their global compliance team to support their expansive operational goals.
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