Milli Says Its Withdrawal Settlement Queue Has Ended, With 13,213 Billion Tomans Paid Out to Users
11 October 2026 | 8 days ago
According to Mehr News Agency, citing the announcement of the gold platform Milli, the queue of user withdrawal requests on the platform has ended, and all requests have been resolved through rial settlement or delivery of physical gold. The published statistics show that from 20 Shahrivar to 18:00 on 18 Mehr 1405 (October 10, 2026), a total of 13,213 billion tomans of user claims were settled. In that period, 696 thousand withdrawal requests were settled successfully and 263 thousand were cancelled by users.
Milli says settlement picked up from Friday, 10 Mehr (October 2), after the platform gained access to part of its gold reserves. During the settlement delays, gold buying and selling on Milli continued, and requests for physical delivery could still be registered. The platform says it has more than 27 million users and that new requests are being settled in the normal course.
Earlier, according to the same platform, 6,588 billion tomans of withdrawal requests had been settled by noon on Sunday, 12 Mehr (October 4). The figures in this item are the platform's own statements and have not been verified by another independent source.
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