Binance Secures AML Service Registration Under Pakistan’s PVARA Framework

The evidence strongly supports the truthfulness of the statement. There is a high degree of consistency across multiple, independent sources. Specifically, two news outlets, Mettis Global News and ProPakistani, report that the Pakistan Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (PVARA) has granted "No Objection Certificates (NOCs)" to Binance. While the term "NOC" is used instead of "AML service registration," in the context of a new regulatory framework for virtual assets, an NOC from the designated authority effectively serves as a form of registration or official approval to operate, which would inherently involve AML compliance. This is further corroborated by several posts on Binance's own platform, Binance Square, which explicitly state that Binance secured an "AML Registration in Pakistan under the PVARA framework." Although these posts are not official company press releases and have moderate authority, they directly mirror the language of the claim and are consistent with the external news reports. Finally, a high-authority source, Dunya News, confirms that high-level meetings took place between Binance leadership and Pakistani officials to develop a regulatory framework. This provides strong contextual support, indicating that Binance was actively engaged in the process that would lead to such a registration. There are no credible sources that contradict this claim. The minor difference in terminology between the news reports ("NOC") and the statement ("AML registration") does not undermine the core assertion that Binance has received official approval to operate from the relevant Pakistani regulator.