US seizes bank accounts of payments group linked to Tether
US seizes accounts of Tether-linked payments group
US authorities have seized bank accounts belonging to a payments group linked to Tether, according to a Financial Times report.
The available report does not name the payments group or explain why the accounts were seized.
Key facts from the report
- The Financial Times says US authorities seized bank accounts of a payments group linked to Tether.
- The payments group is not named in the available report.
- No reason, date, or amount is given.
What is confirmed so far
The only confirmed fact is that the Financial Times published a report saying US authorities seized bank accounts of a payments group linked to Tether. The available report contains no additional details.
What remains unclear
It is unclear which payments group is involved, why the accounts were seized, and when the seizure happened.
Source
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