CORAL GABLES – November 07, 2026 -- NatGold Digital Ltd. has requested the immediate delisting of its NatGold Token (NATG) from the MEXC cryptocurrency exchange, following a U.S. Treasury order that bars U.S. financial institutions from processing funds transfers involving MEXC Global.
Treasury's FinCEN order triggers the exit from MEXC
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced an order issued by its Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) under the Combating Russian Money Laundering Act. The order prohibits U.S. financial institutions from handling funds transfers involving MEXC Global. NatGold said it is acting ahead of the order's effective date.
FinCEN-registered subsidiary drives the compliance response
NatGold is a U.S. company. Its wholly owned subsidiary, NatGold Integrity Vault LLC, is registered with FinCEN as a money services business. Executive Chairman Mark Radke said the company is responding immediately to the Treasury decision and described trust as a cornerstone of its operating structure.
NatGold is in advanced talks with compliant venues to replace MEXC
The company is in advanced discussions with multiple regulatory-compliant exchanges and venues serving global markets, including the United States. It intends to replace MEXC as soon as possible. NatGold has not named the venues or given a timeline for confirming new listings.
Once new listings are confirmed, NATG holders will be advised of the arrangements. They will be encouraged to register accounts and link their wallets, as applicable, to continue trading.