Why Exchanges Separate Their Corporate Structures for the U.S.

[nihalsari]

Q: Why do exchanges create a separate U.S. entity instead of using the global company?
A: U.S. rules require exchanges to build local legal entities, hold specific licenses, and follow state-by-state compliance. Operating through a foreign jurisdiction would be illegal.
Q: Does this affect reserves or audits?
A: Yes — U.S. entities often need their own audits, proof-of-reserves systems and reporting standards.
Q: So the U.S. division is basically its own company?
A: In many cases, yes — separate entity, separate rules, separate oversight.

[Nahid Hossen]

Long-term liabilities can reshape how crypto firms operate globally.

[Nahid Hossen]

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