Exir is an Iranian cryptocurrency exchange launched during the first wave of Iranian crypto adoption in 2017-18. It operates as a centralized exchange for buying and selling digital currencies and provides crypto-to-fiat and crypto-to-crypto trading in the Iranian market.
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Business model & group
Start of operations, company-statedBegan between 21 March 2017 and 20 March 2018; site read 1 October 2026Company disclosed
Exir says it began buying and selling cryptocurrencies in the year from 21 March 2017 to 20 March 2018, and describes itself as Iran's first cryptocurrency exchange
Exir homepage ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-01This is the year the company says it started trading, not a registration date, which the site does not print. The claim to be the first Iranian exchange is the company's own and has not been tested against other exchanges' start dates.
Trading feesSchedule as published on 1 October 2026Company disclosed
Toman markets: 0.3% maker and 0.3% taker at the entry level, falling to 0.09% maker and 0.12% taker at the top (VIP) level; other markets: 0.09% maker and 0.12% taker at every level. Each fee is a percentage of the trade's value.
Exir fees and user levels page ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-01Eight user levels, set by identity verification, trading volume and account age; the intermediate levels fall between the two ends shown. The page updates the table live, so a later reading may differ.
Science and technology vice-presidency approval, company-statedSite read 1 October 2026Company disclosed
Exir says it operates with the approval of the Vice-Presidency for Science and Technology; the site does not say what form the approval takes
Exir homepage ↗ · retrieved 2026-10-01The homepage names no certificate, licence number or date for this approval, and its footer says only that the exchange holds the licences required by the legal authorities, without naming them. Neither statement has been checked against a register.
What we don't know
Operating figures, company-statedNot disclosed
All figures are the company's own claims on its homepage, which states 300,000+ active users.
Stated gaps are part of the record: in an opaque market, knowing what is NOT publicly established is as decision-relevant as what is.
Source ledger, every field, its evidence
Start of operations, company-statedCompany disclosedBegan between 21 March 2017 and 20 March 2018; site read 1 October 2026
Exir says it began buying and selling cryptocurrencies in the year from 21 March 2017 to 20 March 2018, and describes itself as Iran's first cryptocurrency exchange
Trading feesCompany disclosedSchedule as published on 1 October 2026
Toman markets: 0.3% maker and 0.3% taker at the entry level, falling to 0.09% maker and 0.12% taker at the top (VIP) level; other markets: 0.09% maker and 0.12% taker at every level. Each fee is a percentage of the trade's value.
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Registered entity
Entity notesDiscovered via TechRasa Insight Iran FinTech 2025 (FY2024-25). Pending TI entity verification: operating entity, national ID, active status.
Fields on this profile derive from linked public sources or the official company registry; unknown values stay blank rather than guessed, and estimates are always labelled. How we verify →
Registry check on Exir: legal entity, capital, board and managing director from the Official Gazette. USD 750, three working days. Full dossier with audited figures, competitors and risks: USD 3,000, five working days.
