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Iran to Accept Cryptocurrency for Weapons Purchase...
CoinDesk•Friday, January 2, 2026 at 12:09 PM•1 min read

Iran to Accept Cryptocurrency for Weapons Purchases: Report

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Iran will now accept cryptocurrency as payment for advanced weaponry, according to a report. Prospective customers can purchase weapons, including missiles, tanks, and drones, using crypto, according to a government website. The development marks a notable shift in Iran's approach to digital assets and international trade, potentially allowing it to bypass traditional financial systems. The move could have implications for international relations and the use of cryptocurrency in geopolitical transactions. The report highlights the increasing role of digital currencies in global commerce.

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Iran to Accept Cryptocurrency for Weapons Purchase...
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Iran to Accept Cryptocurrency for Weapons Purchases: Report

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Iran will now accept cryptocurrency as payment for advanced weaponry, according to a report. Prospective customers can purchase weapons, including missiles, tanks, and drones, using crypto, according to a government website. The development marks a notable shift in Iran's approach to digital assets and international trade, potentially allowing it to bypass traditional financial systems. The move could have implications for international relations and the use of cryptocurrency in geopolitical transactions. The report highlights the increasing role of digital currencies in global commerce.

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