Iran's Central Bank has introduced a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency sector, aiming to balance oversight with economic growth. The framework includes licensing for brokers and custodians, compliance with anti-money laundering laws, and collaboration with the Ministry of Finance to foster innovation and support economic development.The government seeks to leverage digital assets for job creation and international trade, particularly in light of economic sanctions. By aligning with international standards and promoting transparency, Iran hopes to attract investment and mitigate the impact of financial restrictions.