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Regulatory Counsel - Türkiye

Binance
entry level to mid-level
Work Type

Remote

Open to applicants in

Turkey

Seniority

entry level to mid-level

Posted

May 18, 2026


Expected Salary
$100-350k
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Job Description

Binance is a leading global blockchain ecosystem behind the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume and registered users.

We are trusted by 300+ million people in 100+ countries for our industry-leading security user fund transparency trading engine speed deep liquidity and an unmatched portfolio of digital-asset products.

Binance offerings range from trading and finance to education research payments institutional services Web3 features and more.

We leverage the power of digital assets and blockchain to build an inclusive financial ecosystem to advance the freedom of money and improve financial access for people around the world.

As a Regulatory Counsel for Turkey you will assist with a broad range of legal and regulatory matters related to financial products and services in the FinTech crypto and blockchain sectors within Turkey.

You will provide expert legal and regulatory support to local and global business teams ensuring compliance with Turkish laws and regulations and help drive the company’s strategic initiatives in this rapidly evolving market.

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