Binance adjusts foreign law enforcement request processing process, European investigators and US prosecutors say tracking difficulty increases

Binance has redirected most requests from foreign law enforcement agencies to the United Arab Emirates and the judicial assistance treaty process, resulting in a slowdown in user data access speed. European investigators and US prosecutors have stated that the changes make it more difficult to track fraudsters, combat money laundering, and quickly freeze or seize assets. Binance will still directly respond to cases involving child sexual abuse, terrorism, or imminent threats to life. Binance stated that it has not reduced its cooperation with regulatory and law enforcement agencies, and has defined the new process as a safeguard measure that meets the standards of regulated agencies. Binance compliance operations are facing continuous review.