The Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran (CBIR) is the central bank of Iran, established in 1960 and headquartered in Tehran, mainly responsible for formulating and implementing monetary policy and supervising the operation of financial institutions.

National Bank of Iran (Bank Mellat) is a state-owned commercial bank in Iran, established in 1979 by merging 10 former private banks, and now it is one of the largest commercial banks in Iran and among the top 1000 banks in the world.

Tehran Times September 6, headquartered in Tehran The National Bank of Iran, headquartered in Tehran, achieved a new record profit in Turkey in the first half of the year, reaching $18.5 million, ahead of other banks operating in Turkey.

Agri-bank:Iranian Agriculture Bank Keshavarzi was founded in 1934 as "Agro-Industrial Bank" to provide credit for agricultural development, with more than 11,600 employees and 1,690 branches at home and abroad.

According to an article published in The Banker magazine, Iran Agricultural Bank was ranked 212th among the world's largest banks in 2003, according to an article published by The Banker magazine.

Iranian Bank Sepah (BANK SEPAH was the first bank established with Iranian capital in April 1925 and was incorporated as a state-owned bank in June 1979.

Serving military personnel, the bank has many branches throughout the country and has been in operation in London, Paris, and the United States. It has a number of branches nationwide, as well as branches in European cities such as London, Paris, Frankfurt and Rome.

Bank-Maskan:Iran The Housing Bank is a specialized bank for the housing and construction industry, established in 1939, initially named "Iranian Loan Bank" and renamed "Housing Bank" in 1980.

The Iranian Housing Bank has 750 branches throughout the country. It is one of the more reputable banks in Iran.

En-Bank:Bank Eghtesa-e-Novin is the first Iranian bank, which was approved by the Central Bank in 2001. Its business is mainly focused on the industrial and construction sectors, with 67 branches.

The website is the official website of the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran (CBIR) and provides information about the bank, monetary policy, monetary and financial stability, Iranian financial market, foreign exchange management, payment system, customer information, etc. The website is available in both English and Farsi. The Central Bank of Iran was established in 1960, headquartered in Tehran, and is a member of the Asian Clearing Union.