Binance Fires 60+ Employees After 120 Internal Audits

• Binance conducted 120 internal investigations, fired over 60 employees, and recovered $30 million in illegal gains over the past two years.
• Binance faces legal challenges in Spain and France, with allegations of fund misuse and illegal operations between 2019 and 2024.

Binance is back in the news after one of its founders, He Yi, published the findings of an internal audit done over the last two years. Binance has looked into over 120 different violations inside the business over that period.

Imagine if Binance allows these infractions to continue without acting strongly. User trust can drop right away. This is the reason Binance tightened up its control. This phase guarantees that every infraction is taken seriously and that the offenders pay the repercussions.

Binance now has two law enforcement coordinators in the U.S. to help navigate growing legal challenges and strengthen compliance across multiple countries.

Binance Cracks Down on Violations While Strengthening Oversight

Over two years, Binance has not simply uncovered occasional infractions. More than 120 incidents have been looked into, most of which have led to the firing of over 60 employees. Furthermore, Binance effectively repaid unlawful money of up to $30 million to guarantee that profits gained via misbehavior could be rectified.

But this internal review goes beyond handling past transgressions as well. Building a better monitoring system to stop like events from occurring once more in the future is another issue Binance takes very seriously.

Spain and France Turn Up the Heat on Binance

Binance must to deal with several legal hurdles in Europe, though. As previously reported by CNF, authorities in Spain are investigating Binance for alleged fund misappropriation. It all started when a businessman known as “JL” claimed his €67,550 investment went missing without explanation.

Moreover, French authorities are investigating Binance for alleged tax fraud, money laundering, and illicit operations between 2019 and 2024. On the other hand, Binance argues that different current legal difficulties have been handled in line with relevant rules and claims that all these accusations are unfounded.

Nevertheless, regulatory pressure keeps rising, therefore Binance appears to have to exercise more caution while running its business.

Boosting Compliance Amid Increasing Scrutiny

As one of the biggest crypto exchanges, Binance is in a tough spot. In 2023, it poured over $213 million into compliance efforts, aiming to improve oversight and transparency. They’ve also started using AI tech to catch violations faster and keep a closer watch.

Still, there are always outside challenges. Under more strict control in many nations, Binance has to keep making sure every action they do not break current rules. Should they fail to meet this challenge, it is not unthinkable for government pressure to grow and maybe interfere with their activities.