
Tabdeal
Tabdeal, active since 2019, is an Iranian exchange with a large asset range (600+), offering P2P spot, easy-buy OTC and margin trading.
Key facts
- Trading platforms
- WebAndroidiOSAPI
- Account types
- SpotEasy Buy (OTC)Margin
- Instruments
- Spot Crypto (IRT/USDT)OTCMargin
- Deposit & withdrawal
- Bank Transfer (Toman)Bank Card (Shetab)Crypto
- Features
- Accepts IraniansPersian supportIslamic accountCopy tradingDemo account
Score breakdown
Each criterion is rated 0–5 by our editorial team.
- Trust & Regulation3.4
- Fees & Costs3.2
- Platform & UX3.9
- Deposit & Withdrawal3.8
- Support3.7
- Features & Range3.9
Full review
Tabdeal began operating in 2019 and was registered in 2021 as Pishgaman Asr Novin Sharif (private joint-stock). By expanding its listings it has become one of the most diverse exchanges in the Iranian market.
It holds no international regulatory licence and serves only KYC-verified Iranian users; like other domestic exchanges, it depends on the Iranian banking network and local rules.
The platform has three main sections: a P2P spot market, an easy-buy (OTC) section and margin trading, with 600+ supported assets. According to published reviews, base fees are around 0.33%–0.35%, decreasing with volume.
Toman deposits use Shetab cards and bank transfers, and a mobile app is available. Full Persian support is provided.
Last updated: Oct 6, 2026
Pros & cons
- 600+ assets
- Easy-buy section for beginners
- Margin trading
- Toman funding
- Persian support
- Relatively high base fees
- Thin liquidity on many small pairs
- No international oversight
- Banking and sanctions risks
Licences & regulation
Tier 1 means the strictest oversight.
User reviews
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