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The state-run news agency IRNA said on Sunday that Banks and lending and currency institutions should refrain from any sale or purchase of these currencies or take any action to encourage them, "IRNA said, quoting a central bank circle in favor of a ban on cryptocurrencies. adopted by the Iran Anti-Finance Agency in December last year.
He said the decision was made in December by a state fundraising committee and it was now set.
The ban comes because "all cryptocurrencies have the potential to turn into a means of financial liberation and financial terrorism and can generally be transformed into a way to transfer criminal money,"
Iran moved this month to formally integrate its formal and transparent exchange rates and ban currency exchanges out of banks, after its currency, the rial, declined all the time under concerns about the possible return of illicit sanctions.
Earlier this year, 36-year-old Communications Minister Mohammad-Javad Azari Jahromi launched a cryptocurrency creation team for Iran.
But there are also fears that technology could weaken the banking system and weaken the main aircraft.
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