Last year, Binance faced significant regulatory pressure, resulting in notable departures within certain markets and the temporary suspension of specific services. Nonetheless, as the cryptocurrency exchange stabilizes, it is gradually reintroducing its offerings, including the restoration of its Mastercard service. The Road To Recovery Recently, Binance announced the relaunch of its card payment option in collaboration with Mastercard. This move comes after Mastercard ended its partnership with the exchange in September 2023, coinciding with Visa also deciding to withdraw due to regulatory issues. Following this update, Binance users now have the option to utilize Mastercard, Visa, or SEPA for asset purchases and transfers. It is worth mentioning that the reintroduction of Mastercard as a payment option does not encompass the proprietary card option. However, the exchange has assured users that any updates regarding this will be communicated in due course. Slow And Steady In a separate development earlier this year, Alchemy Pay introduced its Crypto Card Mini app on the Binance marketplace in partnership with Binance Pay. This integration, designed to enhance payment experiences, allows Binance users to access fiat-crypto payment solutions in over 173 countries. Despite these advancements, it is important to note that certain regions, including the United States, Canada, Singapore, Japan, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, and Australia, may not have access to these services due to regulatory constraints affecting Binance in those specific jurisdictions.
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