Binance to restrict 8 services and delist 22 tokens for Brazilian users to comply with new Central Bank of Brazil regulations.
Binance will restrict Brazilian users from accessing eight services, including Binance Loans, Binance Pool, Cloud Mining, Margin Trading, Launchpool, Megadrop, HODLer Airdrop, and Alpha 2.0, starting October 27, to comply with new crypto asset regulations issued by the Central Bank of Brazil. Additionally, Binance will cease offering trading services for 22 tokens to Brazilian residents. Existing eligible loan and margin positions can be maintained, but no new positions may be opened. Binance will also migrate eligible Brazilian users to its local entity within the group by October 29 and adjust its fiat payment, asset trading, and regulatory reporting arrangements.
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