Abstract: Iran's central bank confirms the Hormuz Strait toll was collected in cash and deposited into the central bank, contradicting earlier cryptocurrency reports.Summary: Iran's central bank says the Hormuz Strait toll was collected in cash and deposited in its account, after earlier reports claimed it had been paid in cryptocurrency.

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2026-04-23 21:02:03

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On April 24, the Central Bank of Iran confirmed that the first toll collected from vessels passing through the Hormuz Strait has been recorded in ‘cash foreign exchange’. Previously, there were reports that Iran was collecting the toll in the form of ‘cryptocurrency’. Earlier that day, the Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Islamic Parliament, Haji Babaei, stated that Iran had received the first toll for the Hormuz Strait and it has been deposited into the central bank account. (CCTV News)

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