2022-10-17 19:19:51
Co-owner of a Binance subsidiary accused the exchange of filing inaccurate reportsPartners of Binance on the British market accused subsidiaries of the exchange in the submission of highly inaccurate reports, the media found out
The co-owner of a Binance subsidiary accused the exchange of submitting "highly inaccurate" annual report. It writes the Financial Times, citing the heads of the firm Dimplx.
According to the firm's executives, the financial statements of Binance Digital, a subsidiary of Binance, "do not accurately reflect" the nature of the business, turnover, assets and liabilities, "including potential tax liabilities" for 2020.
UK firm Dimplx was set up as a joint venture with Binance in the U.K. in 2019, but relations between the parties have since soured, the publication wrote. Binance Digital is controlled by Binance founder Changpeng Zhao. Another 20% is owned by Dimplx, created by two South African entrepreneurs.
In Binance co-owner Binance UK has already called the "minority shareholder" who is disappointed that the joint venture with the exchange has not brought results.
One of Dimplx's claims concerns the capital of Binance Digital. At the end of 2020, a subsidiary of Binance claimed that it had about £100 million in the form of "cash and/or accounts in bank accounts" and that the same amount belonged to "creditors".
Dimplx believes the £100 million represents balances held "on behalf of Binance Digital customers who visited binance.cöm. They also noted that customers making transactions on binance.cõm would have to "pay transaction fees".
At the same time, Dimplx found that Binance Digital's financial statements recorded "zero turnover or fees for any transactions made with any customer during the fiscal year." Binance Digital's 2020 report does not show any trading volumes or taxes paid. The Financial Times notes that Dimplx intends to sue Binance, but details of the claims remain undisclosed.
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