PANews May 3 news, according to Cointelegraph reports, Reuters released an in-depth investigation revealing the core background and operational model of Iran's largest cryptocurrency trading platform Nobitex: The platform was founded in 2018 by the powerful Kharrazi family brothers Ali and Mohammad Kharrazi, who have long operated under the alias "Aghamir," deliberately downplaying their association with the power core.

The Kharrazi family is deeply bound to the system of Iran's Supreme Leader: The family has close ties with the Khamenei father and son (Ali Khamenei and his successor favorite Mojtaba Khamenei); the brothers' grandfather was a member of the expert assembly responsible for appointing the Supreme Leader and was a mentor to Mojtaba; their father participated in the establishment of the Iranian political organization Hezbollah and assisted in the formation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

At present, Nobitex has over 11 million users and continues to operate even during national internet outages and times of war in Iran. Analysis estimates that during the conflict period, the platform handled over 100 million dollars in cryptocurrency transactions, with a large amount of funds flowing overseas. On-chain data shows that there are differences in the scale of transactions related to sanctions: Elliptic estimates about 366 million dollars, while Chainalysis estimates about 68 million dollars. Additionally, in 2025, the Iranian central bank's related wallet transferred hundreds of millions of dollars in cryptocurrency assets to Nobitex, which is pointed out as one of the key paths for Iran to evade financial sanctions.

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