Tether helped the OPP recover $10,000 CAD in stolen cryptocurrencies.

This recovery shows Tether's commitment to aiding law enforcement in fighting cybercrime by working with the OPP's Cyber Investigations Team.

As requested by the OPP, Tether froze the Tether engaged in the theft, returning the digital assets to their rightful owners.

Tether's news announcement said that OPP Detective Staff Sergeant Addison Hunter commended Tether's willing assistance with retrieving the stolen cash.

Tether claims to have assisted over 195 law enforcement organizations in 48 countries in fighting cybercrime.

Tether said on November 8 that it has completed its first Middle East crude oil investment financing transaction, extending its ambitions outside crypto.

In the US, Tether refuted claims of anti-money-laundering and sanctions law infractions.

Manhattan prosecutors allegedly investigated Tether's cryptocurrency for unlawful activity. The U.S. Treasury Department may also penalize Tether, which may impede American commerce with the firm.