At Yanance, our mission is to build a secure, accessible, and innovative platform for cryptocurrency trading β spanning spot, futures, binary options, and peer-to-peer (P2P) markets. To achieve this, we strictly adhere to international legal and regulatory standards. This unwavering commitment to compliance means we must, in some cases, limit or prohibit services in specific countries or regions.
We understand that global access is crucial in the digital economy, but it must be balanced with regulatory obligations and the protection of our users, partners, and financial systems worldwide.
Yanance adopts a risk-based compliance model that guides our decisions on where and how we operate. This framework is designed to ensure that all our activities align with the legal, financial, and operational expectations of each jurisdiction.
Before offering services in any region, we conduct an extensive review of its legal and regulatory framework. Key considerations include:
Whether cryptocurrency exchanges are recognized or regulated.
Local licensing requirements for digital asset service providers.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) standards.
Data protection and consumer protection laws.
We refrain from operating in jurisdictions where regulatory clarity is lacking or where compliance would expose us or our users to significant legal uncertainty.
We analyze the risk of financial crimes, including:
Money laundering
Fraudulent activity
Terrorism financing
Sanctions evasion
By assessing risk profiles based on FATF (Financial Action Task Force) evaluations and internal intelligence, we avoid markets where operating may facilitate or be exposed to illicit financial behavior.
Jurisdictions with ongoing conflict, political unrest, or economic instability pose heightened operational and user safety risks. Key risk factors we evaluate include:
Sanctioned or embargoed states
Government and institutional instability
Financial market volatility or banking restrictions
Weak rule of law or inadequate investor protections
Due to the factors outlined above, Yanance does not currently provide services to users located in or associated with the following jurisdictions:
Africa & Middle East
Afghanistan
Burundi
Central African Republic
Democratic Republic of Congo
Eritrea
Iran
Iraq
Lebanon
Libya
Mali
Mozambique
Somalia
South Sudan
Sudan
Syria
Tanzania
Yemen
Asia-Pacific & Oceania
Bhutan
Maldives
Myanmar
North Korea
Palau
Palestine
Timor-Leste
Tonga
Turkmenistan
Vanuatu
Europe & Surrounding Areas
Albania
Belarus
Cyprus
Kosovo
Montenegro
Russia
Ukraine
Americas & Caribbean
Bahamas
Barbados
Bermuda
Canada
Cayman Islands
Cuba
Haiti
Panama
Puerto Rico
Saint Lucia
Suriname
United States of America
US Minor Outlying Islands
US Virgin Islands
Venezuela
Overseas Territories and Regions
American Samoa
British Virgin Islands
Cape Verde
French Guiana
French Polynesia
Guadeloupe
Isle of Man
Jersey
Martinique
RΓ©union
Seychelles
Sint Maarten
Turks and Caicos Islands
β οΈ Please Note: This list is regularly reviewed and updated based on global regulatory developments. Restrictions may be expanded or lifted as jurisdictions evolve. We advise all users to check this list periodically.
At Yanance, our top priority is the safety, security, and legal protection of our users. We know restrictions can be inconvenient for some, but they are vital for upholding the integrity of our platform and remaining in full compliance with international financial laws.
We maintain:
Robust AML/CFT (Combating the Financing of Terrorism) controls
Industry-leading compliance programs
Transparent policies based on global standards
Continuous legal and operational assessments
Our long-term vision is to make digital finance accessible to everyone β ethically, lawfully, and responsibly.
If you have any questions about these jurisdictional restrictions or need help understanding our compliance policies, our Support Team is here to assist you.
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