Tether: We've onboarded FBI, Secret Service to our platform

Tether USDT -0.11% , the company behind the UST stablecoin, has published letters the company sent to the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs and the U.S. House Financial Services Committee outlining its "commitment to security and close working relationships with law enforcement."

In the more recent letter, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, who recently took the helm of the company, emphasized Tether's recent decision to disable Tether's tokens in all wallets on the Office of Foreign Assets and Controls (OFAC) sanction list. Tether claims to have helped the Department of Justice, U.S. Secret Service, and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) freeze 326 wallets controlling 435 million UST so far, though its latest frozen wallets seemingly contain far fewer tokens than that sum. 

Ardoino also announced that Tether "recently onboarded the United States Secret Service into our platform and is in the process of doing the same" for the FBI. 

The letters were addressed to Senator Cynthia Lummis, known as a friendly figure to crypto in the Senate, and was also sent to the chairs and ranking members of the aforementioned committees.