Binance Australia Adds New Transfer Rules For Crypto Users Starting July 1

The post Binance Australia adds new crypto transfer rule from July 1 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Binance Australia will require users to provide extra information when sending or receiving crypto from July 1, 2026.  Summary Binance Australia users must provide sender details for crypto deposits from July 1, 2026 onward. Outgoing withdrawals will require beneficiary information, including full name, country, and city or locality details. Related crypto.news coverage says AUSTRAC rules add mandatory Travel Rule compliance from July 1, 2026. The exchange said the change applies only to Australian users and supports compliance with local rules. Binance said users will need to provide sender information when receiving crypto deposits into their accounts. The rule applies to any amount of crypto sent to Binance Australia. The exchange will also require beneficiary information when users withdraw crypto from Binance. Binance described the new process as a “mandatory requirement” for

Binance Australia will require sender and beneficiary details for all crypto deposits and withdrawals from July 1 under local rules in 2026.

The new compliance measures may increase transaction friction for retail users but could attract institutional investors seeking regulatory clarity. The post Binance Australia requires sender, beneficiary info for crypto transfers from July 1 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.