Trump Offers Iran $300 Billion Reconstruction Fund in Nuclear Deal

President Trump has proposed a $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran, contingent on the country meeting strict conditions related to its nuclear program. The proposal is part of a broader memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran, which represents one of the most ambitious diplomatic carrots offered to Iran in decades.

The framework agreement, reportedly signed digitally around mid-June, outlines a conditional pathway for Iran to access massive capital inflows. More than half of the total amount has already been committed through private channels, backed by Gulf states and other sources.

US authorities seized Iranian-linked cryptocurrency assets totaling $344 million in April 2026, and another $1 billion was confiscated in May targeting wallets suspected of sanctions evasion. The combined crypto seizures are nearly $1.35 billion.