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Binance Faces £150 Million Lawsuit From UK Investors over Alleged Mis-Sold Crypto Products

Nearly 1,700 claimants seek at least £150 million, alleging Binance sold leveraged tokens, futures and options to UK retail customers without authorization.

  • On Tuesday, nearly 1,700 British investors filed a London High Court claim against Binance and founder Zhao Changpeng, seeking at least £150 million for allegedly selling risky derivative products without regulatory authorisation.
  • Claimants allege Binance knowingly sold complex derivative products from late 2019, breaching the Financial Services and Markets Act despite the Financial Conduct Authority banning such retail offerings in 2021.
  • The filing names UAE-registered Nest Exchange and 'persons unknown' as defendants alongside Binance, while investor Tomas Sutas reported losing more than $132,000 on the Binance Trading Platform.
  • Binance vowed to 'defend against these claims through the appropriate legal process' and remains committed to its obligations to users and to operating in accordance with applicable law.
  • This litigation adds to mounting legal exposure for Binance, which recently failed to secure a Crypto-Assets-compliant license from a European Union member state and faces separate allegations regarding $850 million in transactions tied to Iranian entities.
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UK investors sue Binance and founder Zhao Changpeng for US$200 million

Nearly 1,700 UK users have alleged that the world’s largest crypto exchange offered risky products without regulatory approval.

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UK investors sue Binance in London for £150 million

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