Binance Seeks Permit to Resume Services in Japan: A Comeback After Four Years

Cryptocurrency exchange giant, Binance, is making a bold move to re-enter the Japanese market. After retreating from the country four years ago due to a lack of proper authorization, Binance Holdings Ltd, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, is now actively seeking a license from Japan’s financial regulator to operate within the country once again.

According to sources familiar with the matter, the move, reported around 26 de sept. de 2025, signals Binance\'s strong commitment to expanding its global reach, even in regions with stringent regulatory frameworks. The company, led by CEO Changpeng "CZ" Zhao, is eager to offer its full suite of services to Japanese users.

Binance\'s Plans for Japan: A Full-Service Offering?

Binance, the largest crypto exchange by trading volume, plans to introduce its full service in Japan, with hints of a potential rollout in August (as stated by CEO Changpeng CZ Zhao on Tuesday). The exchange is seeking to get a license for operating in Japan, allowing it to provide a wider range of crypto-related services to its Japanese customers.

What This Means for Japanese Crypto Users

The return of Binance to Japan could bring significant benefits to local crypto enthusiasts. The article highlights that new Binance customers in Japan can now engage in spot trading and utilize Earn products. Existing users with global Binance accounts residing in Japan will also likely see an expansion of available services.

Stay tuned for further updates as Binance navigates the regulatory landscape and aims to re-establish its presence in the Japanese crypto market.