The U.S. blocked several countries from paying for oil purchases, money that Tehran now wants back to permanently end the war. | World News

Iran reveals a 14-point draft MOU with the US proposing release of $24B in frozen assets over 60 days, with major implications for oil and crypto markets.

The United States will release $12 billion in frozen assets to Iran before the start of negotiations, Mehr news agency reported on Monday, quoting a 14-point memorandum of…

The Trump administration has previously stated that any release of Iranian funds will occur only after Tehran fulfils certain conditions under the deal. | World News

The Iran-US peace deal could potentially release over $100 billion in frozen Iranian assets, sparking debates on the timeline and willingness of involved parties to act.

Iran's Baghaei says the US will allow access to frozen funds in ongoing negotiations, with Tehran demanding $24 billion in asset releases as a prerequisite.

Iran demands $12 billion in frozen assets from Qatar before advancing US negotiations, while Washington sanctions Iran's largest crypto exchange Nobitex.

Mor stressed that the only favorable terms the US was likely to give Iran were terms that could be quickly retracted should the regime fail in its promises.

The U.S. blocked several countries from paying for oil purchases, money that Tehran now wants back to permanently end the war. | World News

Iran has spent years trying to regain access to billions of dollars in overseas funds frozen by sanctions. Now, as Tehran enters negotiations with the Trump administration over a…

Iran demands up to $24 billion from $100-120 billion in frozen oil assets as US negotiations intensify, pushing traders toward Bitcoin as a volatility

Inside Iran’s $100 billion in frozen assets across China, India, Iraq and beyond, and how the battle to unlock the funds shapes US-Iran sanctions talks.

Trump administration negotiates conditional release of up to $25 billion in frozen Iranian assets while sanctioning Iran's largest crypto exchange Nobitex.

Iran is seeking phased access to $24 billion from overseas assets estimated at up to $100 billion, including funds formerly held in South Korea.