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Bitget

Bitget: Relationship with the Financial Services Agency Are there any warnings? Is Japanese use prohibited? Is it a dangerous overseas virtual currency exchange? Explanation

Regarding the relationship between overseas virtual currency exchange Bitget and the Financial Services Agency, are Japanese people prohibited from registering and using it? Is it a dangerous exchange that has been warned about? I will explain it in the article. Bitget is a very famous virtual currency exchange in the world, with 8 million users worldwide. Under such circumstances, many Japanese users are also using it, so are there any problems with using it in Japan? I will summarize it in an article.
MEXC

MEXC Global: Relationship with Japan’s Financial Services Agency Reasons and benefits of not registering Is it illegal? Cryptocurrency exchange warning

Like bybit, MEXC, an overseas crypto asset exchange, is not registered with the Japanese Financial Services Agency, but there are no warnings. MEXC is a global cryptocurrency exchange. It has over 7 million users in over 200 countries around the world. There are many Japanese users among them, but MEXC is not registered with the Japanese Financial Services Agency. Is this illegal and why is it unregistered? We will answer your questions.
Bybit

Bybit: Virtual currency Is Bybit prohibited for Japanese people to use? Relationship with the Financial Services Agency Illegality and warning explanation

Bybit is a virtual currency exchange that can be used by Japanese people and offers many benefits without being prohibited or illegal. However, since Japan's Financial Services Agency is one of the most highly regulated institutions in the world, the reality is that Bybit, which operates without a license, is being watched. Will Bybit withdraw from Japan in the future?