Binance's UK partner Paysafe said it was facing intense regulatory pressure and was therefore ending its crypto deal with the world's largest exchange.
In a statement to Gizmodo, a Paysafe spokesperson said that it was “too challenging” to offer its embedded wallet cryptocurrency services to UK customers because of the regulatory atmosphere in the UK. Paysafe is based in London, and said this decision was “taken in an abundance of caution.” Paysafe did not clarify whether it was abandoning crypto altogether, or just in its partnership with Binance.
Paysafe called its UK portion of its crypto business “small” but clarified it was still working with Binance elsewhere in Europe and in Latin America.We also reached out to Binance for comment, but we did not immediately hear back. Binance suspended withdrawals and deposits for any new customers using British pounds late on Monday, and according to
the crypto exchange plans to suspend all GBP transactions for all customers starting May 22. The company is reportedly working to find “an alternative solution” to again allow customers to trade GBP for crypto.
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