Iran Crypto Businesses Finally Get Permitted To Use Bitcoin Payments
Iran has now finally given a green signal to the use of cryptocurrency for imports into the nation while international trade sanctions are underway. This approval has come from Iran’s Industry, Mines and Trade Ministry. Trade Minister Reza Fatemi Amin gave confirmation that these regulations which are quite detailed have been approved and were in […]
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