Binance and MiCA: transfer your crypto to CheckSig

From July 1, Binance will no longer provide crypto services in Europe. Here’s how to transfer your crypto to CheckSig, Italy’s first MiCA-authorized provider.

Starting July 1, 2026, Binance will no longer be able to provide crypto services in Italy and across the European Union following the announcement that it will not obtain a MiCA license. For many users, this marks an important turning point: choosing how to continue managing their crypto assets safely, efficiently, and in compliance with the new European regulatory framework.

Here’s how to transfer your crypto from Binance to CheckSig, an authorized MiCA provider in Italy. This simple guide will help you continue managing your digital assets within a regulated environment, backed by the support of our dedicated team.

Binance leaves the European market: what should you do?

With the full implementation of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) Regulation, the European crypto market is entering a new phase. Companies wishing to offer crypto services within the European Union must now obtain authorization as a Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP). Without this authorization, Binance will no longer be able to offer services such as buying, selling, custody, or transferring crypto-assets within the EU.

For Binance users, this means carefully evaluating where to move their assets. The two main options are either transferring crypto to a personal wallet and taking full responsibility for self-custody, or relying on an authorized provider that offers regulatory compliance, operational continuity, and professional support.

This decision is about more than simply maintaining access to crypto services. It also involves choosing a trusted provider that offers transparency, secure custody, and support for tax compliance. As the crypto industry becomes increasingly regulated, these factors are becoming more important for investors with a medium- to long-term perspective.

Binance and MiCA: what you need to know and where to transfer your crypto

Binance’s situation is not related to a hack or frozen funds. It is the result of the new European regulatory framework. Under MiCA, providers that are not authorized as CASPs can no longer offer crypto services within the European Union. For users, the priority is not only to act promptly, but also to choose carefully where to transfer their assets.

Withdrawals from Binance remain available to allow users to complete an orderly transition. Before moving your crypto, always verify the correct blockchain network, destination address, and transaction history, while remaining vigilant against phishing attempts or messages urging immediate transfers.

The two main alternatives remain self-custody for users who prefer managing their own private keys, or an authorized provider. CheckSig is designed for investors seeking the latter solution.

Binance and MiCA: why choose CheckSig

CheckSig is the first MiCA-authorized crypto provider in Italy. This means it operates within the new European regulatory framework and offers clients a compliant, structured environment designed for the professional management of digital assets.

With CheckSig, you can continue managing your crypto through a complete range of regulated services, including institutional-grade custody, trading, staking, and dedicated tax support. Secure custody is now available with no minimum custody fees, making professional asset protection accessible to a broader range of investors.

CheckSig also offers several unique features within the Italian market. It is the first Italian CASP to act as a tax withholding agent (sostituto d’imposta) at no additional cost, simplifying tax management for investors. It is also the only Italian CASP backed by insurance coverage and SOC attestations, as well as the first crypto company worldwide to publish a continuous, publicly verifiable Proof of Reserves.

Binance and MiCA: how to transfer your crypto from Binance to CheckSig

Transferring crypto requires careful attention, especially when different assets, blockchain networks, and wallet addresses are involved. After opening your account, the CheckSig team can assist you throughout the process and help verify every operational detail before you initiate the transfer.

You can move your assets from Binance to CheckSig in just a few steps:

1. Open a CheckSig account or, if you’re already a client, log in to your CheckSig Private Area.
2. Select Deposit.
3. Choose the asset you want to transfer.
4. Generate your deposit address.
5. Initiate the transfer from Binance.

Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible, so always double-check both the destination address and the selected network before confirming.

If you need assistance, our team is available in Italian via email, WhatsApp, or video call.

If you hold assets across multiple platforms, you can also request a Crypto Portfolio Report to reconstruct and certify your historical crypto holdings.

Once the transfer is complete, you can continue managing your crypto assets within a regulated environment, benefiting from professional custody, dedicated client support, and comprehensive tax assistance.

If you’re transferring from Binance, you can take advantage of a dedicated offer. By using the code BINANCE, you’ll receive 6 months of free custody. If you also need to regularize your crypto tax position, you can request a Crypto Tax Regularization Report for €59 instead of €390.