In what countries and states does Tether have limited functionality?

Tether is committed to operating in a secure and transparent way, while adhering to all government compliance and regulations.  This includes the regulations and economic sanctions that prohibit transactions from persons and entities connected to certain high-risk jurisdictions.

Persons domiciled or resident in the following jurisdictions are prohibited from using the Tether platform.

Cuba; Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea); Iran; Pakistan; Singapore; Syria; the Government of Venezuela; and Crimea. Verified Users’ access to the Tether platform will be restricted while they are in these restricted jurisdictions.

U.S. persons are also restricted from using the Tether platform unless they are Eligible Contract Participants (“ECP”) pursuant to U.S. law.