Garantex reportedly tied to violent Russian debt gang and KGB successor
The report linked Garantex to multiple terrorist operations, Russian debt gangs, and the organization that replaced Russia’s KGB.
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Russian founder of sanctioned exchange Garantex starts Tether desk
Exved, a new Russian firm working on cross-border USDT flows, is working with executives of previously sanctioned firms like Garantex.
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