Binance EU regulatory reports: how to check authorisation

Historical report versus current authorisation

This page originally summarised a CryptoPotato report about Binance’s European regulatory position. It is not a live authorisation lookup. The present status of a specific Binance entity is not independently established here, and a statement from a company about customer assets is not a verification of those assets.

Check the entity that serves your account

ESMA’s registers directory links the interim MiCA register and describes the authorities supplying its information. Identify the legal entity in your account agreement before comparing a record; the brand alone does not resolve the match.

Check	Record
Entity and service	Legal name and the specific activity offered.
Relevant country	Customer location and authority responsible for the record.
Dated status	Register link, date checked and any later authority notice.
Missing evidence	The unanswered question, without turning it into a positive or negative verdict.

Use the authorisation worksheet to keep these fields separate. Do not treat an old headline, an application, or a company assurance as proof of current authorisation or product suitability.

Correction, 31 October 2026: Removed unsupported implications about the current licence position and customer-asset safety. The original URL, publication date and image remain unchanged.