The Seychelles-based MEXC said in October it would stop serving users in Russia and Belarus.
The US Treasury has moved to cut MEXC Global off from the American financial system over at least $16 billion in allegedly illicit transactions. FinCEN linked the activity to sanctions evasion...
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has issued an order cutting cryptocurrency exchange MEXC Global off from the country’s financial system, alleging the platform facilitated large volumes of...
Treasury billed the move as part of its campaign against Iran, but the order rests on MEXC's alleged role in Russian illicit finance.
The exchange says it has begun an independent review of its AML and sanctions controls. The US transfer ban takes effect 30 days after Federal Register publication.... Read the full story at The...
FinCEN has cut crypto exchange MEXC Global off from the US financial system, alleging at least $16 billion in illicit transactions, part of a campaign called Operation Economic Outcast.
MEXC CEO Vugar Usi said the exchange remains operational after FinCEN restricted U.S. financial institutions from processing transactions involving the platform.
The US Treasury bureau FinCEN on Friday ordered US financial institutions to stop processing transfers involving MEXC Global.
FinCEN’s order, part of Operation Economic Outcast, bars U.S. institutions from any transfers to or from MEXC, which Treasury says facilitated $16 billion in illicit finance tied to Iran, North...
FinCEN ordered US financial institutions to cease processing transfers to or from MEXC Global on November 6. According to the agency, the offshore crypto exchange conducted up to $16.7 billion in...
FinCEN moves to block MEXC from the US financial system after identifying $16.7 billion in transactions linked to sanctions evasion and cybercrime.
FinCEN’s order starts 30 days after Federal Register publication and gives covered institutions limited discretion over unsolicited crypto receipts. Read the full story on CryptoSlateUnderstand...
CEO Star Xu said OKX treats FinCEN special measures with caution 'similar to sanctions' after customers reported USDT deposits held for review.... Read the full story at The Defiant
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