Philippines Financial Watchdog cautions against Binance
The Philippines SEC has warned investors away from Binance, saying the exchange is not authorized to provide investing services in the nation. When it comes to doing business with Binance, the Philippines Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) has issued a caution. This warning was included in a reply given to Infrawatch PH, a public policy research organization advocating for the outlawing of the exchange. Earlier in July, Infrawatch PH issued a 12-page letter to the SEC asking that Binance be prohibited from operating in the nation and seeking a probe into the exchanges actions. The organization charged that Binance, without having obtained the necessary SEC registration, was marketing digital assets that qualified as securities. After conducting an inquiry, the SEC has warned investors from using Binance since the company is not registered with the SEC. Official word comes as follows: Binance is neither a corporation nor a limited liability company. Since only legally formed organizations are eligible to apply for and receive authorization to actively solicit investments, Binance is not legally able to do so. In light of these concerns, we strongly advise against making any investments through Binance at this time. The commission has also set up a method of inquiry for Binance customers who may have