Binance obtains money transmitter license in Nevada, thus expanding its presence in the United States.

As a result of its application, the Financial Institution Division of the Nevada Department of Business and Industry has approved the world’s largest crypto exchange’s U.S. outlet.

Binance Obtains Money Transmitter License

Binance’s American branch continues the company’s push for official clearance for global operations. According to Brian Shroder, CEO of Binance US, the company is taking the required procedures to ensure compliance with US regulations.

Furthermore, Binance is committed to protecting investors’ cash and making its operations as transparent as feasible.

Furthermore, Schroder stated that Binance’s desire to follow rules enabled the company to secure a license to operate in Nevada.

The Nevada Division of Financial Institutions regulates the actions of organizations involved in the business of issuing checks or trading digital assets through the Money Transmitter License. The license is granted to competent firms wishing to start a business in Nevada after the regulator thoroughly reviews their applications.

Binance US has obtained a Money Transmitter License in Nevada, the eighth jurisdiction in the United States this year. Binance US is permitted to operate in Wyoming, Idaho, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Puerto Rico, and West Virginia.

Meanwhile, Binance US has had a successful year, building on its outstanding performance in the United States. It is presently active in 46 states and offers one of the market’s lowest transaction fees for more than 120 tokens listed on its platform.

With its new zero-fees and great crypto goods for its increasing user base, Binance takes a consumer-centric approach to business.

Binance Is Certified

More and more nations are issuing Binance operating licenses to allow it to sell cryptocurrency products and services in their respective territories. Given the region’s financial infrastructure, the exchange’s focus has been on Europe, where Binance envisions the market in the future.

Binance received a license as a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) in Spain in July. Subject to local rules, the Bank of Spain has permitted the exchange to begin delivering its services in Spain.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has long emphasized laws and compliance as the foundation of the company’s growth. In response to Spain’s acceptance, Zhao stated that the registration demonstrates the Binance team’s dedication to providing a platform that consumers can rely on.

In other news, Binance also obtained a license from the country of Kazakhstan.