According to Bitcoin.com, according to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), 97 out of 130 jurisdictions "only partially comply or do not comply" with anti-money laundering recommendations for the virtual asset sector. 88 jurisdictions (60%) have decided to allow virtual asset service providers (VASPs), while 14% (20 jurisdictions) explicitly prohibit them. FATF claims that stablecoins and anonymity-enhancing cryptocurrencies are increasingly being used by terrorist organizations and "rogue states."