
Bitpin
Iranian cryptocurrency exchange that handled approximately 10% of the country's digital-asset inflows in 2025, designated by OFAC under EO 13902 on 2 June 2026.
As of 7 August, Bitpin is iranian cryptocurrency exchange named in an ofac action in june 2026.
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Why did OFAC designate Bitpin and three other Iranian exchanges simultaneously rather than one at a time?
Timeline for Bitpin
Mentioned in: OFAC hits Iranian crypto exchanges in Dubai
Iran Conflict 2026Designated under EO 13902
Iran Conflict 2026: Treasury freezes Iran's four crypto exchangesBackground
Bitpin is an iranian Cryptocurrency exchange named in an OFAC action in june 2026 OFAC's 2 June 2026 action under Executive Order 13902 named Bitpin in a campaign against Iranian crypto sanctions evasion. The exchange handled approximately 10% of Iran's 2025 digital-asset inflows. It was one of four Iranian exchanges designated simultaneously that day, along with Nobitex, Wallex and Ramzinex, in what Treasury described as a coordinated effort to eliminate the crypto rails Iran had used to circumvent conventional banking sanctions. Bitpin was
known within Iran as a retail-focused platform with a relatively large individual user base. Its simultaneous closure with the market's other leading venues means Iranian retail crypto users face a sharp contraction in domestic trading options at a time when the rial had hit a record low of 1,746,000 to the dollar on 1 June. The designation of Bitpin alongside the larger Nobitex and Ramzinex underscores OFAC's intent to eliminate redundancy in Iran's crypto network rather than target individual market leaders. Sanctioning all major venues in a single action prevents the market from simply migrating volume to surviving platforms.