Kamat's exit follows a recent executive exodus from Binance
that includes Chief Strategy Officer Patrick Hillmann and General Counsel Hon
Ng.
The cryptocurrency exchange has lately been under heavy
regulatory scrutiny in the United States, where regulators aggressively clamp
down on what they deem are illegal activities.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued Binance
and CEO Changpeng Zhao in June for allegedly operating a "web of
deception," listing 13 charges, including claims the company artificially
inflated its trading volumes, diverted customer funds and failed to restrict
U.S. customers from its platform.
Binance has said it would defend itself vigorously. The company also laid off a number of employees in July.