← Companies regulators have named
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Binance
Monetary Authority of Singapore — Investor Alert List includes an entry for Binance — “www.binance.com”, dated 2021-09-02. We are reporting that the authority published this. We hold no second, independent source.
- Name as published
- Binance
- Jurisdiction
- Not established. Our sources name this firm; they do not reliably say where it is based. The authorities that published are in Singapore.
- Authorities that published
- Monetary Authority of Singapore — Investor Alert List
- Independent authorities
- 1 (press reports are shown below but never counted)
- Most recent item
- 2026-09-22
What regulators and prosecutors published
In each case the authority’s own words are at the link. A warning-list entry is the authority’s statement, in its own terms — lists differ in what inclusion means, and none of them is a court finding.
Allegations reported elsewhere
Independent publications that report an allegation or a charge naming this firm. We are reporting that they published it; we have not established the underlying claim.
The authorised-firm registers we hold
No entry of this name in the registers we hold. That is a statement about our registers, not a finding that the firm is unlicensed: we hold the EU and a few national registers, and a licence issued elsewhere would not appear here whether or not it is real. Which registers we hold.
Sanctions
No crypto address in our copy of the OFAC list is designated under this name. That list covers only designations that carry a crypto address; it is not a full sanctions screen. What we hold.
Broker discovery record
The Collexon broker discovery engine (broker.collexon.io), operated by Lee Mor holds a record under this name. It is matched on the name alone, so it may describe a different firm that shares it. Shown as that engine recorded it, attributed and dated.
binance
binance.com
First recorded 2026-09-01 · last seen 2026-10-07
There is no score here and there will not be one. The number of observations on a website reflects how much anyone has looked at it, not how dangerous it is, and we publish no classification of this site. Retrieved 2026-10-07.
Every item we hold that names it
37 items, newest first, with the part our automated reading assigned to the name. That reading can be wrong — the linked source is the record.
- Binance Faces Scrutiny Over Continuing Operations in the EU
- EU Regulators Scrutinize Binance’s Use of MiCA Exemption
- Binance’s EU Access Comes Under Pressure as Regulators…
- Open the source
- Binance’s EU services face scrutiny over licensing exemption: Report
- Can Binance keep serving EU customers without a MiCA license?
- Fake Coinbase texts led to $900K Bitcoin theft; US seeks forfeiture of seized crypto from Binance. - Pluang
- Greece gets first MiCA entrants as watchdog denies Binance-Lagarde claim
- Binance Issues Warning Over 'Address Poisoning' Crypto Scam - Cryptonews.net
- US Probes Whether Binance 'Knowingly' Let Iran-Linked Trades Through: Report
- US prosecutors investigate Binance over alleged Iran sanctions violations, crypto laundering - jpost.com
- Binance probed by U.S. federal prosecutors for sanctions violations: Bloomberg
- Manhattan US Attorney leading probe into Binance’s Iran compliance: Bloomberg
- Binance News: Christine Lagarde Allegedly Blocks the Exchange from Gaining MiCA License
- Binance brushes off Lagarde MiCA speculation, reaffirms Europe commitment
- Binance keeps MiCA plans intact despite Lagarde intervention report
- Binance MiCA bid faces new scrutiny after Lagarde report
- U.S. seeks forfeiture of $61 million in crypto tied to alleged Iran oil payment laundering via Binance accounts - 디지털투데이
- Tether, Binance and a $1.5 billion Iran oil network converge in new US forfeiture case - CryptoSlate
- XRP News: Deeper Liquidity Leaves Traders Waiting for Conviction
- Two Chinese Firms Used Binance to Launder Iranian Oil Money, US Says
- US Seeks Forfeiture of $61 Million in Crypto Linked to Alleged Iranian Oil Scheme
- US says Chinese groups used Binance to launder $61mn from Iranian oil deals
- US seizes $61M of Iranian crypto profits allegedly laundered through Binance
- DOJ Seeks Forfeiture of $61 Million in Crypto Tied to Iranian Oil Sales Allegedly Laundered Through Binance - unchainedcrypto.com
- US DOJ seeks $61 million in crypto proceeds from illicit Iranian oil sales laundered on Binance
- DOJ Seeks Forfeiture of $61M in Iranian Oil Proceeds Laundered Through Binance - Cryptonews.net
- Binance $61 Million Seizure Sparks US DOJ Forfeiture Case - The Cryptonomist
- DOJ Seeks to Seize $61M in Iran Oil Funds From Binance Accounts It Vouched For - BeInCrypto
- Binance Issues a Critical Scam Warning: Details Inside - CryptoRank
- Binance Issues a Critical Scam Warning: Details Inside - CryptoPotato
- Binance Warns of Phishing Scam Targeting Crypto Users With Fake Account Security Alerts - Gadgets 360
- Binance uses MiCA workaround to keep some EU customers: report
- $1 billion in Iranian cryptocurrency seized by the U.S., can it be included in the U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve? - Binance
- Open the source
- Pakistan Busts $60M Crypto Scam as It Paves Way for Binance, HTX to Enter Market - TradingView
- www.binance.com
What this record does not tell you
- It is not our finding. Nothing on this page says this firm committed fraud. It records that named authorities, and where shown named publications, published items naming it, on the dates shown.
- A warning is the authority’s statement, not a conviction. Many lists name firms that are not licensed in that jurisdiction, or that were reported to the authority — the authority’s page says which.
- Same name, different company. Names are matched as written. A legitimate firm can share a name with one that was warned about, and clones copy real names deliberately.
- Absence is not clearance. A firm with no page here may simply not have been warned about yet — that is the normal state of a new fraud.
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