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Does Binance Use Prime Trust?

Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by traded value, has partnered with Prime Trust, a US-based custodian, to offer “crypto-native” banking services. The move is part of Binance’s push to expand its operations in the United States and comply with regulations.

Prime Trust is a regulated financial institution that provides custody, compliance, and escrow services for digital assets. The partnership will allow Binance to offer USD fiat onramp and offramp services through Prime Trust’s banking network.

Binance US users will also be able to store their digital assets with Prime Trust.

NOTE: Warning: Binance does not currently use Prime Trust for its services. Therefore, users should exercise caution when considering any services provided by Prime Trust in relation to their Binance accounts. Users should also be aware of the potential risks associated with using third-party services and should take appropriate measures to protect their account and personal information.

The partnership is a major boost for Binance, which has been facing regulatory hurdles in the US. In July, the New York Attorney General’s office filed a lAWSuit against Binance, alleging that the exchange had violated New York state lAWS by offering unlicensed trading services.

Binance has since stopped serving customers in New York.

With Prime Trust, Binance can offer compliant USD fiat on- and off-ramps as well as storage services to its US users. The partnership is a positive step for Binance as it looks to expand its operations in the United States.

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