MEXC Restricted Countries: Complete List of Prohibited & Limited Regions
MEXC is committed to providing users with a convenient, efficient, and secure trading platform, empowering crypto enthusiasts worldwide to explore the digital asset ecosystem. We uphold the highest standards of regulatory compliance, honor our commitments with integrity, and actively support the sustainable development of the blockchain industry.
To determine whether MEXC services are available in your region, please refer to the latest list of restricted countries and regions set out in our User Agreement.
1. Prohibited Jurisdictions
MEXC currently does not provide services in the following countries and regions and does not accept user registrations or trading applications from these areas:
North Korea, Cuba, Sudan, Iran, Mainland China, Singapore, United States, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Russian-controlled regions of Ukraine (currently including Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, and Sevastopol), and Canada (collectively referred to as "Prohibited Jurisdictions").
For clarity, MEXC may update this list at any time based on legal and compliance considerations.
2. Countries/Regions Where App Downloads Are Unavailable
Users in all other countries and regions may download and use the iOS or Android app without restriction. Please visit the official MEXC download page to get started.
Last updated: April 17, 2026
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