Noah Perlman, Chief Compliance Officer of Binance, said that the company remains focused on maintaining an industry-leading compliance posture and operating with high standards of integrity and accountability.
The statement comes as Binance outlines its approach to regulatory cooperation and ongoing efforts to strengthen its compliance frameworks. According to Perlman, “Our focus remains exactly where it should be: maintaining an industry-leading compliance posture, working constructively with regulators and law-enforcement partners worldwide, and ensuring that Binance continues to operate with the highest standards of integrity and accountability.”
According to Binance, its compliance approach is designed to evolve with risk and regulatory expectations. The company emphasizes ongoing refinement of controls, investment in new technologies, and strengthened frameworks as part of sustaining what it describes as an “industry-leading” posture built on integrity, accountability, and durable governance practices.
Binance reports that in 2025 it processed more than 71,000 law-enforcement requests globally and delivered over 160 training sessions for investigators and officials. The company presents this engagement as part of working “constructively” with partners worldwide to support investigations and promote effective collaboration across jurisdictions.
The company states it holds licenses, registrations, and authorizations in 20 jurisdictions. It also says it was the first crypto exchange to secure full authorization under Abu Dhabi Global Market’s Financial Services Regulatory Authority (ADGM’s FSRA) framework. These milestones are described by Binance as evidence of a regulated-market strategy centered on strong governance, compliance capability, and accountability.
As reported by Binance, more than 1,500 professionals across the company support compliance and security functions—representing roughly a quarter of its global workforce. The company says this scale helps sustain high standards by ensuring adequate staffing for monitoring, investigations, and risk management across operations.
Founded in 2017, Binance has grown into what it describes as the world’s largest digital asset exchange by user base and trading activity. Its ecosystem includes spot and derivatives markets, payment tools, custodial services, and Web3 infrastructure.
