TechFlow news: Tether has responded to the United Nations' allegations, rejecting the characterization of USDT as criminals' preferred tool. The company said it collaborates with global law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and National Security Agency.
In addition, the company claimed the report overlooked the critical role blockchain technology plays in detecting and preventing illegal activities.
Earlier report: UN: Tether has become one of the primary payment methods for money launderers and scammers in Southeast Asia.




