Freezing and blockingConfirmed
Tether may freeze tokens held by a user as required by law or where it decides in its sole discretion that this is prudent.
“Tether may suspend or terminate your access to the Site or any of the Services, freeze any Tether Tokens held by you, or terminate your Tether Token Wallet, as required by applicable Law or where Tether, in its sole discretion, determines it is prudent to do so”
✓ Quote found word for word in the latest snapshotUpgrading the contractConfirmed
The terms foresee migrating USDT to another blockchain or protocol identified by Tether; Tether takes no responsibility if a holder does not migrate.
“Tether assumes no liability or responsibility whatsoever arising out of or relating to your failure to effectuate such migration of your Tether Token to another blockchain or protocol identified by Tether.”
✓ Quote found word for word in the latest snapshotChanging the termsConfirmed
Tether may amend its terms at any time without prior notice.
“These Terms may be amended, changed, or updated by Tether at any time and without prior notice to you.”
✓ Quote found word for word in the latest snapshotIssuing new tokensUnknown
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From the contract
Read directly from the blockchain — measurements, not statements. block 26260378, read 24 Oct 2026, 05:21 UTC
These addresses are keys that control the contract. Their own balance does not matter: a key with almost no funds can still control every token.
| Tokens in circulation | 88,301,265,725.97 USDT |
| Contract code can be replaced (proxy) | Not detected by our standard checks |
| Owner | 0xc6cde7c39eb2f0f0095f41570af89efc2c1ea828 |
| Owner is | a smart contract (e.g. multisig or timelock) |
| Transfers paused now | No |