Cryptocurrency12 Apr 2026SEO 801 min read

Analysis: Commodity traders are getting debanked due to Iran war, pushing them to rely on…

As banks retreat from trade finance amid Iran-linked risk fears, non-bank lenders and traders are increasingly turning to stablecoins for settlement, according…

As banks retreat from trade finance amid Iran-linked risk fears, non-bank lenders and traders are increasingly turning to stablecoins for settlement, according to Haycen’s Luke Sully. Some commodity traders in Europe are being “debanked” over concerns about counterparty risk tied to Iran-related flows, according to Haycen CEO Luke Sully. Stablecoins, especially USDT, are filling the gap as a workaround for cross-border payments. Haycen aims to become a liquidity and settlement layer for the $2…

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