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See the ruling“As of November 2026, Tether has completed an audit by an accounting firm: according to Tether, on 13 August 2026 it announced that KPMG U.S. completed a full audit of its 2025 statements with an unqualified opinion, though the audit report is not public.”
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Neither source mentions any completed audit, KPMG, or an August 2026 announcement; the claim rests on an unsourced, future-dated assertion, and Tether has historically only published attestations rather than full audits, so the specific KPMG claim is unverified.
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Tether LimitedThe provided sources are general reference entries that do not contain any information regarding a KPMG audit in 2026 or Tether's financial statements, and historical records indicate Tether has historically relied on attestations rather than full audits, making the specific claim unsupported by the available primary or reference records.
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Tether LimitedNeither source mentions any KPMG audit, an August 2026 announcement, or 2025 audited statements; the claim rests on an unsourced, future-dated assertion, and Tether has historically only published attestations rather than full audits, so the specific KPMG claim is unverified.
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Tether LimitedThe provided sources are general reference entries that do not contain any information regarding a 2026 audit by KPMG or specific financial statements for 2025, and Tether has historically been criticized for a lack of full independent audits, making the claim unsupported by the available primary records.
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Tether (cryptocurrency)Neither source mentions any completed audit, KPMG, or an August 2026 announcement; the claim rests on a single self-referential 'according to Tether' assertion with no public audit report, and Tether has a long history of resisting full audits, making a completed KPMG unqualified audit implausible on this evidence.
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Tether (cryptocurrency)The provided sources are general reference entries that do not contain any information regarding a KPMG audit in 2026 or Tether's financial statements, and historical records indicate Tether has historically relied on attestations rather than full audits, making the specific claim unsupported by the available primary or reference records.
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Tether LimitedNeither source mentions any KPMG audit, an August 2026 announcement, or 2025 audited statements; the claim rests on a single self-referential 'according to Tether' assertion with no corroboration, and Tether's long history of only attestations rather than full audits makes a completed but unpublished KPMG audit implausible.
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Tether (cryptocurrency)The fetched sources contain no mention of a KPMG audit or any full audit of Tether's statements, and Tether has historically relied on attestations rather than full audits, so this specific future-dated announcement is uncorroborated.
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Tether LimitedThe provided sources are general reference entries that do not contain any information regarding a 2026 audit by KPMG or specific financial statements for 2025, and Tether has historically been criticized for lacking full independent audits, making the claim unsupported by the available primary records.
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Tether (cryptocurrency)Neither source mentions any KPMG audit, an August 2026 announcement, or 2025 audited statements; the claim rests on an unverifiable, non-public report and Tether has historically only published attestations, not full audits, so the specific assertion is unsupported.
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Tether LimitedThe fetched sources contain no mention of a KPMG audit, and Tether has historically relied on attestations rather than full audits, making a completed full audit with a non-public report plausible but unverified; the claim is also dated in the future relative to typical knowledge, so I stay near a modest base rate.
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Tether LimitedThe provided sources are general reference entries that do not contain any information regarding a KPMG audit in 2026 or Tether's financial statements, and historical records indicate Tether has historically relied on attestations rather than full audits, making the specific claim unsupported by the available primary or reference records.
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