The 'Hesam' system, designed to organize surplus and dormant bank accounts and to manage these accounts remotely, was supposed to be unveiled at the beginning of Shahrivar (during Government Week). However, a month has passed since this deadline, and the system is still not accessible to the public, forcing customers to continue visiting bank branches. In the meantime, some banks have spontaneously taken action to activate dormant accounts!
The 'Hesam' System Has Not Yet Been Activated / Spontaneous Activation of Dormant Accounts by Banks!
The Hesam system, intended to manage dormant bank accounts, has not been launched as planned, leaving customers reliant on bank branches. Some banks are independently activating dormant accounts, but the overall system remains unavailable.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The Hesam system, intended to manage surplus and dormant bank accounts, has not been launched as promised, leaving customers dependent on in-person visits to banks. Some banks have begun activating dormant accounts independently, but the overall system remains unavailable.
- The Hesam system was supposed to be launched at the beginning of Shahrivar (early September).
- Customers are still required to visit bank branches due to the system's unavailability.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran's banking sector has historically faced issues with outdated systems and inefficiencies, which have been exacerbated by economic sanctions and mismanagement.
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