Binance in Cuba: not available

Availability

Not available

Ranks in

182 country guides

Currency

Cuban peso (CUP)

Where this comes from

Binance publishes a List of Prohibited Countries, a one-page PDF its Terms of Use define by name, and it is an exclusion list: it names the jurisdictions whose residents may not register and says nothing about the rest. The version dated 5 January 2026 carries nine names in three tiers: the United States (by location, incorporation, residence, citizenship or operation), Canada and the Netherlands (by location, incorporation or residence), and Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Crimea and the so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics. Five of the nine map to the 231 countries this site covers (United States, Canada, Netherlands, Cuba and Iran); North Korea, Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk are not among them. The list is not exhaustive in Binance's own words: the page says the prohibited countries are "the below Countries, and such other locations, as designated by Binance from time to time", and the Terms add that services may be wholly or partially restricted in countries beyond it, so a country absent from the list is unaddressed rather than confirmed. Binance's separate App Store availability table (updated 18 August 2026) lists 164 countries where the iPhone app can be downloaded, including Canada, so it measures store listing rather than eligibility and is not used here. The list here is derived from that PDF, https://bin.bnbstatic.com/static/cms/cg08ou2ak0tn7mcplvfg/file/2dead3dd5d9bccb32694e2f0fe5c7f2c6b583e7a6f851296edef7088340e6df5.pdf, which https://www.binance.com/en/legal/list-of-prohibited-countries serves, both read on 6 September 2026.

Binance: List of Prohibited Countries (the PDF the Terms of Use define), updated 5 January 2026

What is actually allowed in Cuba

Bitcoin is not banned in Cuba. The Banco Central de Cuba recognized virtual assets through Resolution 215 of 2021 and set conditions under which it may license virtual asset service providers, and in March 2026 it authorized certain small private businesses to use crypto for international payments. The practical constraint comes from outside: the US embargo means nearly every regulated global exchange refuses Cuban customers, identity documents, and IP addresses, leaving ordinary Cubans with peer-to-peer trades.

Read the full Cuba guide

Platforms that state they serve Cuba

1 platform states that it serves Cuba: HeavenEx, listed for completeness rather than as recommendations. HeavenEx in Cuba

Where Binance does work

Binance ranks in 182 of our country guides and lists 4 other countries it cannot serve. Every country, with rank and rails

Also not available in

• Canada
• Iran
• Netherlands
• United States