MEXC does not serve the United States. The prohibited-jurisdictions clause sits at the top of its user agreement, last revised May 29, 2025, and names the U.S. first. MEXC blocks U.S. IP addresses, refuses account creation with a U.S. document, and states that VPN use to get around the block violates the terms and can result in a permanent freeze. It holds no FinCEN registration, no state money transmitter licenses, and has announced no U.S. affiliate.
The tiered KYC system creates a trap here. Because MEXC allows limited trading without full verification, some Americans register through a VPN, trade, and then hit the verification wall or a risk-control review when they try to withdraw more than the unverified cap, which was cut to roughly 1,000 USDT a day in most regions during 2025 and 2026. That is how a U.S. user ends up with a frozen balance on an exchange that never agreed to serve them.
Anytime Capital serves customers in the United States and worldwide. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay pricing starts from 4% with the spread included, cash is accepted at the Atlanta branch and by mail from any state, wires settle the same day, and the OTC desk handles size. There is a phone number, (470) 748-2530, and two offices you can visit. For anyone who searched "MEXC USA" and found the clause, that is the practical answer.