Binance’s FSRA License Forces 3-Pillar Regulatory Structure
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Binance has become the first global crypto exchange to secure a comprehensive suite of licenses from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), placing its entire global platform under full regulatory supervision. The approval, announced on December 8, 2025, covers exchange, clearing, and custody, as well as broker-dealer activities, aligning Binance’s structure with traditional financial market oversight. Sponsored Binance Secures Landmark FSRA License, Splits Operations Under ADGM Oversight The milestone marks a major shift in how large crypto platforms integrate with institutional regulation. Binance plans to begin regulated operations under ADGM on January 5, 2026. Major milestone 🏁#Binance is the first-ever digital assets trading platform to secure a full suite of licenses from FSRA under @ADGlobalMarket. This marks a breakthrough moment that raises global standards for regulation, security, and trust. It reflects our commitment to… pic.twitter.com/ItRofJoAOC — Binance (@binance) December 8, 2025 With more than 300 million users globally and over $125 trillion in cumulative trading volume, the move positions Binance as one of the most tightly supervised digital asset platforms in the world. Under the FSRA approval, Binance will operate through three distinct regulated entities: Nest Services Limited: (Soon to be renamed Nest Exchange Limited) will serve as the Recognised Investment Exchange handling spot and derivatives trading. Nest Clearing and Custody Limited: Has been approved as a Recognized Clearing House to oversee clearing, settlement, and custody. BCI Limited: (Soon to be Nest Trading Limited) will operate as a broker-dealer handling off-exchange activities such as OTC trading and conversions. This separation mirrors TradFi market infrastructure. It addresses long-standing concerns around concentration risk, transparency, and conflicts of interest in crypto markets. Sponsored By structurally separating trading, custody, and brokerage, the ADGM framework introduces clear accountability and strengthens consumer protection. Binance Co-CEO Richard Teng described the approval…
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