Binance, the most heavily traded stock exchange, is launching a new trading platform aimed specifically at US customers, in partnership with BAM Trading Services. The platform will be operated by BAM, using Binance's wallets and advanced trading technologies. At the same time, Binance has updated the terms of use to indicate that it is "unable to provide services to US citizens" due to new regulations. As of September 12, US users will no longer be able to trade on Binance.com.

Quinn Base has expanded its Debit Card service into Europe. Coinbase will now operate in France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain and users will be able to use the balance from their Coinbase account anywhere that receives a visa. This service is already available to UK users.

The Financial Action Task Force, or FAT-F, is a collaboration between the US, the European Commission, China and India. This body has imposed banking regulations on stock exchanges around the world, requiring them to submit details of each customer who has made a trade over $ 1,000. FATF also requires the identity of every person who receives a crypto. The group warned that countries that did not comply with the requests would be blacklisted.
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