
Federal prosecutors are investigating Block, the fintech company owned by Jack Dorsey, which includes Cash App and Square, for processing transactions that may have violated U.S. sanctions and involved terrorist groups. The inquiry stems from allegations that Block processed thousands of transactions involving countries under economic sanctions and multiple cryptocurrency transactions for terrorist organizations. Former employees have cooperated with the investigation, submitting 100 pages of documentation to support these claims. As a result of these allegations, Block's stock fell by 8.0%.









Federal prosecutors are examining financial transactions at Block, owner of @CashApp and @Square. Internal documents indicate Block processed crypto transactions for terrorist groups and Square processed transactions involving nations subject to economic sanctions (Cuba, Iran,… https://t.co/WRyAoB0Li2
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Jack Dorsey's @blocks Faces #DOJ Probe Over Alleged Transactions With Sanctioned Nations and Terrorist Groups #NewsBytes https://t.co/wyNyCe0y0Q