Establishing extensive sanctions against the Islamic Republic of Iran has put financial institutions and banks affiliated with the armed forces with serious challenges as one of the main pillars of the banking system and economic development of the country. The response of the banking system and the affiliated banks to these challenges is very important. As a result, recognizing these challenges and the importance of identifying challenges and finding a model for managing and confronting sanctions is one of the main questions of this research. Currently, due to the departure of the United States from Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the ambitious future and future of the European countries in this study are trying to highlight the status of financial institutions and banks affiliated with the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the scenarios for reducing sanctions or intensifying sanctions. And a conceptual model for improving the status of military banks in a boycott. The expected objectives of this study are to identify the challenges of banks and financial institutions dependent on the armed forces in the scenarios for reducing or increasing sanctions, and solutions to these challenges, the questions that this research is responding to include:
1. What are the challenges that international sanctions relate to banks and financial institutions dependent on the armed forces?
2. How can the existing sanctions conditions be managed in banks and financial institutions dependent on the armed forces?