Odaily News According to an announcement issued by the U.S. Department of the Treasury today, it will retain access to Binance’s books, records and systems for five years to monitor Binance’s compliance progress. “The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) settlement assesses a $3.4 billion civil penalty against Binance, imposes five years of supervision, and requires significant compliance commitments, including ensuring Binance fully exits U.S. foreign assets. The settlement agreement from the Office of Control (OFAC) assesses a $968 million fine and requires Binance to comply with a series of strict sanctions compliance obligations, including fully cooperating with regulations overseen by FinCEN. To ensure that Binance lives up to the terms of its settlement agreement— — including not providing services to U.S. persons — and to ensure illegal activity is addressed, the Treasury Department, through a conservator, will retain access to Binance’s books, records, and systems for a period of five years. Failure to meet these obligations may This exposes Binance to significant additional fines, including a $150 million suspended fine that will be collected by FinCEN if Binance fails to comply with the terms of the required compliance commitments and supervision.