Iran is increasingly relying on Bitcoin and the stablecoin Tether to conduct cross-border trade as U.S. sanctions and economic restrictions limit access to traditional financial networks. The Iranian central bank has eased foreign-exchange controls, allowing exporters to use these digital currencies via domestic crypto exchanges to move export revenues directly into imports, avoiding some state-imposed restrictions. While this shift helps Iran maintain trade flow despite sanctions, it carries risks as U.S. authorities have sanctioned Iranian crypto exchanges and warned about potential penalties for foreign entities dealing with them. This move highlights the growing role of digital assets in countries facing financial isolation, though crypto is unlikely to fully replace conventional banking for Iran.
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