Asghar Balsini, the spokesperson of the Central Exchange of Currency and Gold in Iran, stated that the concerns of exporters regarding the import of gold ingots and the calculation of its price based on the exchange rate derived from false information on social media. Gold ingots in Iran are priced based on supply, demand, and close to market rates. He added that the money resulting from the sale of gold ingots is deposited into the exporter’s account. According to the spokesperson of the Central Exchange of Currency and Gold in Iran, those involved in the gold industry, including bulk gold buyers and retail gold sellers, can purchase a one-kilogram ingot from the Iranian Exchange Center. This action ensures a transparent and clear path for buying and selling gold ingots. Balsini concluded by stating that exporters offer imported gold ingots at the Central Exchange of Currency and Gold in Iran, and buyers can purchase a minimum of one ingot and a maximum of three ingots.