Binance Rolls Out Apple Pay and Google Pay for Euro Deposits

Crypto exchange Binance has integrated Apple Pay and Google Pay as payment methods for EUR deposits. According to the exchange, this update allows users to deposit funds directly from their stored credit or debit cards. The new feature is reportedly available across the Binance website and mobile app.

Bringing Crypto Closer to Everyday Transactions

Instead of manually entering card details, users can select their preferred digital wallet and complete the transaction, the exchange explained, adding that the integration of digital wallet payment methods marks another step toward bridging the gap between traditional finance and crypto.

You can now deposit EUR using Apple Pay or Google Pay!Enjoy a seamless and secure way to fund your account and start trading with ease. Don't forget to update to the latest app version for the best experience.Learn more 👉 https://t.co/4SLYRSpiYg pic.twitter.com/GnLGyWcZ2Q

This update aligns with Binance’s broader efforts to improve accessibility and ease of use in the crypto space. Apple Pay and Google Pay are widely used for everyday transactions, and their integration with Binance simplifies entering the crypto market.

By offering more ways to fund accounts effortlessly, Binance continues to enhance its platform, making crypto trading more accessible to both new and experienced users.

Binance Aligns Operations with New Regulations

More cryptocurrency exchange is streamlining their operations to align with the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation. Early this month, Binance announced plans to delist several stablecoins in the European Economic Area (EEA) to comply with the new regulatory guidelines. The exchange's planned delisting of the digital assets will reportedly commence by the end of the month.

⚡️ @Binance will delist non-MiCA compliant stablecoin trading pairs on March 31st Binance has announced its decision to delist non-MiCA compliant stablecoin assets amid the latest guidance from EU authorities in relation to stablecoins. Starting on March 31st, Binance will… pic.twitter.com/LAZJe9z8nn

Meanwhile, reports recently emerged that was engaging in discussions with the Trump family about a potential investment in its U.S. arm, according to the Wall Street Journal. But the exchange was quick to deny the allegations. The company’s Former CEO Changpeng Zhao dismissed the claims, saying: “I have had no discussions of a Binance US deal with … well, anyone.”