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- •MEXC Global banned by US Treasury for sanctions evasion.
- •Facilitated $16.7 billion in illicit transactions linked to cybercrime.
- •US financial institutions face penalties for transactions with MEXC.
The US Treasury's FinCEN has banned MEXC Global, a Seychelles-based cryptocurrency exchange, from the American financial system due to its involvement in sanctions evasion and connections to cybercrime syndicates. The order, effective 30 days post-publication, cites MEXC's facilitation of at least $16.7 billion in illicit transactions from May 2021 to May 2026, including dealings with sanctioned Russian entities and Iranian exchanges. MEXC reportedly processed over $1 billion in transactions with Iranian crypto exchanges and facilitated transactions linked to the Central Bank of Iran and the IRGC. The Treasury's action exposes US financial institutions to potential penalties for engaging with MEXC. MEXC is currently reviewing the order and assessing its compliance controls.
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