Binance.US may transfer your personal data to servers or affiliates located outside the United States, where privacy protections may differ from those in your home state.
If your data is sent to other countries, it may be subject to different and potentially weaker privacy laws, and you may have fewer legal remedies if something goes wrong.
Cross-border data transfers raise compliance considerations under applicable state privacy laws and, for any EU-connected users, GDPR adequacy requirements. Legal teams should confirm whether standard contractual clauses (SCCs) or other transfer mechanisms are in place, and whether BAM's affiliates include entities subject to foreign government access laws.
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Binance.US collects extensive personal and financial data including government ID, transaction history, and device behavior, and may share this with third-party marketing partners, affiliates, and law enforcement without requiring a warrant in some circumstances. Users' data may be retained for extended periods to comply with financial regulations such as AML and KYC requirements, meaning closure of an account does not necessarily result in deletion of personal data. You can opt out of data sharing for marketing purposes or request access to your personal data by contacting Binance.US through their privacy request portal.