The American branch of the Binance crypto exchange has secured another license as its global expansion drive continues to tap new markets.
Binance US, the highly regulated division of the firm devoted to North American clients, has been awarded a “money transmitter license” in Puerto Rico.
It marks the fourth such license approval for the company in as many months, according to the April 19 announcement. It added that it is working to acquire the few remaining licenses which will permit operations in all US states and territories., the Caribbean island is an unincorporated territory of the United States and has been since 1898.marks our fourth in four months. We’re working to acquire the few remaining licenses that will allow us to operate in all U.S. states and territories.
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