Several Iranian bank card services were disrupted on Saturday, with customers reporting failed payments, blocked transfers and POS errors in messages sent to Iran International. Iranian media reported disruptions affecting cards issued by Bank Melli, Tejarat, Sepah and Saderat. Messages from users also cited problems with Mellat cards and said both online transfers and ATM or card payments were failing. One shopkeeper said nearly 90% of bank cards had been down for about four hours, leaving customers unable to make purchases. Another message from Mashhad said banks had been facing disruptions since the morning. A customer said cards from Bank Melli, Mellat and Tejarat were not working at a shop, while another message said POS devices were showing an “issuer error.” iranintl.com/en/202606136049

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NEW: A senior administration official shares more details about the deal with Iran on a call with reporters: "Look I feel very good about this deal, I think the president has us in a very good spot...We’re not quite at the finish line yet but we are very close." - Says the deal reopens the strait and lifts blockade - Leads to the dismantling of the Iranian nuclear program - Leads to the US getting the enriched material - Guarantees a long term peace in the region -Any reporting about what the Iranians get as part of this agreement upon the signing of the MOU - that’s all not true. They get nothing on the signing of the MOU. They get rewarded economically for complying with their obligations under the deal. -Their benefits under the deal only come when they actually perform what they are supposed to perform

Iranian media outlet Mehr, citing a source close to Iran’s negotiating team, published what it says are new details from the 14-point draft Memorandum of Understanding between the U.S. and Iran: 1. An immediate and permanent halt to fighting on all fronts, including Lebanon. 2. A U.S. pledge not to interfere in Iran’s internal affairs. 3. Lifting of the maritime blockade within 30 days. 4. A U.S. commitment to withdraw forces from areas around Iran. 5. reopening the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days under Iranian arrangements. 6. Suspending sanctions on Iranian oil, petrochemical products and related revenues, and making Iranian financial resources fully accessible. 7. The U.S. and its allies will present reconstruction plans for Iran worth at least $300 billion. 8. 60 days of negotiations toward a final agreement covering nuclear issues, full sanctions relief, reconstruction of Iran’s economy, and the fate of enriched material and enrichment. 9. An Iranian commitment not to produce nuclear weapons. 10. During the negotiations, the U.S. will not to increase its forces in the region or impose new sanctions. 11. The release of $24 billion in frozen Iranian funds during the 60-day negotiation period, with half made available before talks begin. 12. Establishing a monitoring mechanism to implement the agreement. 13. 1The final agreement will be approved by a UN Security Council resolution. 14. The final negotiations will not begin before the release of half of Iran's frozen funds, the suspension of Iran's oil sanctions, and the lifting of the naval blockade. The final agreement will be made solely on the fate of enriched materials and enrichment, the lifting of sanctions, and the Iranian economic reconstruction program. According to Mehr, the draft excludes Iran’s missile program and support for “resistance groups” from the agenda, Mehr adds that the text still requires review and final approval by the relevant Iranian institutions.