It has been more than 14 days since network disruptions began crippling the service infrastructure of several major Iranian banks, including Bank Saderat, Bank Tejarat, Bank Melli, and the Export Development Bank of Iran. The technical issues remain unresolved, severely hindering the delivery of day-to-day banking services.
Throughout this period, public accounts have pointed to continuous system slowness, outright outages, and instability across banking platforms. This persists despite banking officials repeatedly claiming over the past few days that the issues have either been resolved or are on the verge of being fixed.
The protracted crisis has severely disrupted daily financial operations for millions of citizens, directly impacting:
Standard fund transfers, Salary distributions, Routine loan and installment payments
Concurrently, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are facing significant hurdles in receiving payments and settling vendor invoices, a bottleneck that economic analysts warn is taking a heavy toll on daily commercial activities.
