Binance published its 2025 security and compliance report, detailing advances in user security and collaboration with global law enforcement. The report highlights asset recovery, anti-scam efforts, and compliance cooperation that bolster trust across the ecosystem. The company said its compliance and investigation teams worked with authorities in multiple jurisdictions to seize approximately $131 million of illicit funds and processed over 71,000 formal law-enforcement requests, underscoring stronger collaboration between crypto platforms and authorities.
By 2025, Binance had assisted users in recovering over 48,000 cases and more than $12.8 million in stolen assets. Over 36,000 malicious wallet addresses linked to scams and fraudulent activity were banned on the platform. The AI-based risk-detection systems issued about 9,600 real-time warnings per day to thwart suspicious transactions. These systems are said to prevent around $6.69 billion of potential fraud.
This announcement emphasizes the current attempt of the exchange to position itself as a regulatory-friendly leader in the industry after years of regulatory investigation. User protection is the primary focus of Binance’s culture, and the company will invest more in compliance staff, blockchain surveillance, and cooperation with governments globally. As cryptocurrency crime prevention becomes a major objective for regulators and investors, the 2025 security report signals a more harmonious relationship between exchanges and international enforcement bodies.
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