A Senate investigation has found that Iran relies heavily on Tether's USDT stablecoin to circumvent US sanctions and access the international financial system. Investigators say the token has become a key payment channel for the regime and has appeared in networks that fund Tehran-backed groups, including Hezbollah.

A Senate investigation has found that Iran relies heavily on Tether's USDT stablecoin to circumvent US sanctions and access the international financial system. Investigators say the token has become a key payment channel for the regime and has appeared in networks that fund Tehran-backed groups, including Hezbollah.

WSJ