Binance Receives Approval In-Principle to Operate in Kazakhstan

The biggest cryptocurrency exchange has received a regulatory license to operate as a digital asset service provider in France, Bahrain, Spain, and Dubai since 2022. The Astana Financial Services Authority, or AFSA, an independent financial services regulator in Kazakhstan, has allowed the country's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, to operate.

AFSA announced Monday that it had granted Binance in-principle authorization to operate as a digital asset trading facility and provide custody services in the Astana International Financial Centre, a financial hub in Nur-capital Sultan's city. Binance stated in a Monday blog post that it was required to ...

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