Global availability

    Where can you actually use each crypto exchange?

    Pick an exchange — the map colours every country by availability. Hover a country to see the full breakdown across 15 major exchanges. Data reviewed mid-2025.

    Available
    Restricted
    Not available

    Binance

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    World's largest exchange by volume. Operates in the EEA under MiCA via local authorisations; USDT spot pairs delisted for EEA users in 2025.

    Available
    228+
    Restricted
    15
    Not available
    7
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    Notable exceptions

    • Cuba — OFAC-sanctioned jurisdiction
    • Iran — OFAC-sanctioned jurisdiction
    • North Korea — OFAC-sanctioned jurisdiction
    • Syria — OFAC-sanctioned jurisdiction
    • United States — Binance.com not available; separate Binance.US operates under different terms
    • Canada — Withdrew from Canada in 2023
    • China — PBOC blanket crypto-exchange ban
    • Netherlands — Re-entered under MiCA passport 2025; limited product set, no USDT spot pairs
    • United Kingdom — FCA financial-promotions regime; retail derivatives blocked
    • Germany — Operates under MiCA passport via France; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • France — MiCA CASP authorisation granted 2025; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • Belgium — Re-entered under MiCA 2025 after FSMA cease-and-desist lifted
    • Austria — MiCA-compliant offering; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • Italy — MiCA-compliant offering; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • Spain — MiCA-compliant offering; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • Poland — MiCA-compliant offering; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • Sweden — MiCA-compliant offering; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • Ireland — MiCA-compliant offering; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • Portugal — MiCA-compliant offering; USDT spot pairs delisted
    • Russia — Exited Russian market in 2023; new Russian sign-ups blocked
    • Singapore — MAS investor protection warning; limited services
    • Japan — Operates as Binance Japan under FSA registration; limited assets

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    Method & disclaimer

    Availability reflects each exchange's public terms of service and enforcement notices as of mid-2025. "Restricted" typically means the exchange operates under a limited licence, has paused new sign-ups, or lacks certain products (derivatives, staking, cards) in that region. Sanctioned jurisdictions (Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and regions subject to US/EU sanctions) are blocked across every major CEX regardless of local law. Always verify with the exchange before opening an account.