TREE NEWS reports: European regulators are examining how Binance continues serving EU customers from Abu Dhabi, months after the exchange lost its MiCA registrations. The scrutiny centers on the ‘reverse solicitation’ exemption, which allows firms to serve EU clients who approach them on their own initiative without local authorization.
EU Regulators Probe Binance Over ‘Reverse Solicitation’ EU Access
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The reverse solicitation exemption was designed for incidental, client-initiated contact, not as a durable channel for a firm that has lost its local licence, so regulators testing that line could reshape how offshore venues retain EU users. The outcome matters most for exchanges that treat the exemption as a compliance fallback, and for EU clients whose access depends on how strictly it is read. Whether supervisors treat this as an enforcement matter or a wider policy signal is the open question.
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