Rules & Licenses

1. Licences and trust marks

The national e-commerce trust seal, the legal basis of Numira online.

National trust seal (e-Namad)

This seal is issued and maintained by the E-Commerce Development Centre; clicking it opens the public verification record of this site. Verify the licence

Numira is a registered website holding the Iranian national trust mark (e-Namad / Enamad). The seal below was issued by the E-Commerce Development Centre, part of the Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade, and publishes the identity, address, contact number and licence status of the site owner. Clicking the seal opens the public verification page, where you can check the licence independently.

• National trust mark (e-Namad) — identifier 7795195, verifiable at enamad.ir.
• Domain registration and hosting: Islamic Republic of Iran.
• Payment gateway: transactions run through Central-Bank-licensed payment companies on the Shaparak network; Numira itself never stores card data.
• The banknote archive is published within the rules for digital content and for historical documentation purposes.

If you have a complaint, you may contact Numira support and, in parallel, use the public e-Namad complaint system and the Consumer and Producer Protection Organisation.

2. Definitions

The terms used here follow the definitions of article 1 of the Iranian Electronic Commerce Act of 2003; the main ones are:

• “Numira” / “supplier”: the operator of numira.ir, which provides the digital banknote archive service.
• “User”: any natural or legal person using the pages, data or services of Numira.
• “Consumer”: a user acting for purposes other than trade or professional activity (article 1(s) of the Act).
• “Subscription”: paid, non-transferable access to a defined content tier for a defined period.
• “Content”: texts, catalogue records, scanned images, price data and the archive taxonomy.
• “Account”: the identity set created in Numira from the user’s mobile number.

3. Terms of use

Using this site means you have accepted these terms.

Continuing to use namira.ir constitutes full acceptance of these rules. If you do not agree with any clause, stop using the site and do not buy a subscription. The electronic contract with Numira becomes final on a successful payment and issued receipt, in accordance with articles 6 to 12 of the Electronic Commerce Act.

1. Capacity: the user must be at least 18 full solar years and legally capable (article 9 of the Civil Code). Use by minors happens only with the consent and supervision of a parent or guardian, whose responsibility it remains.
2. Accuracy: the user is responsible for correct and current mobile number, e-mail and account details. False information or accounts created for another person are prohibited.
3. Non-transferable accounts: a subscription is bound to the account that bought it. Selling, renting or sharing credentials or access is prohibited and voids the subscription without refund.
4. Personal use: unless agreed in writing beforehand, extracting, storing, redistributing, reselling or publicly displaying the content commercially (sites, apps, channels, exhibitions or printed material) is prohibited.
5. No automated access: bots, crawlers, bulk scraping or any automation that puts unusual load on the server or harvests paywalled content is prohibited without written permission. Interference and technical attacks are prosecuted under the Computer Crimes Act.
6. Unlawful material: uploading or transmitting anything contrary to the Constitution and the statutes of the Islamic Republic of Iran — including falsehoods, insults, criminal content or third-party rights violations — is prohibited. Numira may remove such content without prior notice.
7. Service availability: Numira pursues stable, secure access, but outages caused by network, server, bank, payment-gateway faults or force majeure are not a breach of contract. Long outages attributable to Numira are credited to the subscription.
8. Suspension and termination: on breach of these rules Numira may limit, suspend or terminate access after notice. In gross cases (content theft, financial abuse, security attacks) access is cut without notice and the remaining subscription time is non-refundable.

4. Subscription, pricing and renewal

The full price of every plan and its validity period is shown on the plans page before payment; no hidden cost is charged to the user (article 33(d) of the Electronic Commerce Act).

• Prices are in Iranian rial/toman and settled through a licensed bank gateway.
• Subscriptions do not renew automatically unless the user has enabled auto-renewal in their account — and that can be cancelled at any time.
• The subscription period starts on the date of the successful payment; when it ends, premium access drops back to the free tier.
• If a technical fault prevents use of what was bought, the user may claim an extension equal to the lost time or a proportional refund.
• Prices may change; changes never affect an already-purchased active subscription and apply to later purchases only.

5. Privacy policy

What we collect, why, and the fact that we never sell it.

Numira is committed to protecting users’ privacy and to processing identity and financial data only within the principles of necessity, purpose limitation and transparency. Data is processed solely for the purposes listed below.

1. Data you give us: mobile number (authentication and sign-in), full name, e-mail where optional, and the dates of registration and payment. Passwords are stored as bcrypt hashes and cannot be recovered in plain text.
2. Payment data: Numira never receives or stores card numbers, CVV2 or second passwords. That exchange happens only between the user and the bank gateway; what remains with Numira is the transaction result, the tracking id and the amount.
3. Technical data: for security and service quality we log items such as IP address, browser type, visited pages and error reports, in aggregate or to detect abuse.
4. Cookies: used to keep the signed-in session, the chosen language (Persian/English) and display preferences. Disabling them breaks parts of the site, including sign-in.
5. SMS: the mobile number is used for one-time passcodes (OTP) and notices tied to the account and payments, through a licensed SMS provider. Numira does not send marketing SMS without consent, and every notice can be opted out of.
6. Sharing: personal data is never sold or rented. It is disclosed only to the bank payment provider (to settle a transaction), the SMS provider (codes and notices) and, where a legal duty or an order from a competent court exists, to the supervisory authorities.
7. Retention and deletion: account data is kept while the account is active. Receipts and financial records are preserved for the statutory period (tax and anti-money-laundering duties). A user may request deletion of the account and of non-mandatory data through the support e-mail.
8. Your rights: access, correction or completion, and deletion. Send the request with your account mobile number to reza.haftlang@gmail.com; we answer as soon as possible and within ten working days at most.
9. Security: access is restricted to authorised staff, traffic is encrypted and the database uses controlled credentials. No internet transfer is ever perfectly risk-free, so the user is likewise asked to keep a unique password and a safe device.
10. Children: Numira does not knowingly collect data from persons under 18 without parental consent. If such a case is reported, the account is deleted.

6. Refunds and the right of withdrawal

A transparent procedure, based on articles 37 and 38 of the Electronic Commerce Act.

Under article 37 of the Electronic Commerce Act, in every distance transaction the consumer may withdraw from their acceptance within at least seven working days, without giving a reason and without paying a penalty, and recover the amount paid. Because Numira sells a service, article 38(a) starts that period on the day the contract is concluded (the successful payment).

• How to withdraw: an SMS or e-mail to support quoting the transaction id or the account mobile number is enough; no visit to a court or office is required.
• When the money comes back: once the request is accepted, article 38(c) obliges Numira to refund without claiming any damages. The amount returns to the same card or account, normally within 24 to 72 working hours, depending on the beneficiary bank and the Shaparak network.
• Exception — service already started: under article 1(a) of the executive by-law of 2004/12/09 (no. 60656, 1383/10/20), the right of withdrawal does not apply to services that began, with the consumer’s agreement, before the seven working days elapsed. So if after buying you signed in and viewed premium material (high-resolution images, price data or paid sections), the service has started and the right of withdrawal lapses.
• Exception — nature of digital content: subscription content cannot be returned once viewed, like opened packaged software or media; for that reason we recommend checking the free samples and previews before buying.
• Impossibility of performance: if the purchased service cannot be delivered for any reason, article 39 requires the full amount to be refunded immediately and without deduction.
• Duplicate or failed transactions: double charges or a wrong plan choice are refunded in full without deduction after review, or converted into subscription credit at the user’s request.
• After the seven working days: money for consumed subscriptions is generally not refundable, except where a technical fault attributable to Numira prevented use; then a refund for the unused period, or an equivalent extension, is granted.

Construction: nothing in these rules shall be read as waiving the consumer’s statutory right of withdrawal, which is mandatory law and cannot be excluded in advance. If any clause conflicts with Iranian mandatory law, that clause is severed and the rest of the rules stay in force.

7. Intellectual property

The structure of the site, the authored texts, the catalogue records, the curated and processed datasets, and the “Numira” name and mark are protected by the Copyright Act of 1970 (with later amendments) and the Trademarks Act. Copying, transmitting or republishing them without source attribution and written permission is prohibited.

• Historical banknote images are published for documentation, education and historical information within fair-use limits; printing and publishing rights of notes issued by the Central Bank of Iran and other issuing authorities remain with those authorities.
• Any commercial use of an image or dataset (books, media production, exhibitions, AI training) requires prior written permission from Numira.
• For copyright or third-party complaints, send the notice with the exact page address to reza.haftlang@gmail.com; it is reviewed and infringing material is removed as quickly as possible.

8. Disclaimer and limitation of liability

• Archive data (price histories, dimensions, issue dates, historical notes) is gathered for documentation and research and provided “as is”. Numira does not guarantee absolute accuracy for investment, physical buying and selling, or valuation decisions.
• The user is responsible for how the information here is used; no part of Numira’s content is investment, commercial or legal advice.
• Within the limits of the law Numira accepts no liability for indirect loss, lost profit or data, or for decisions taken on the basis of its content. Supplier liability rests on fault, under article 32 and following of the Electronic Commerce Act and the Civil Code.
• External links: sites and gateways reached from Numira (e-Namad, banks, the SMS provider) are independent and Numira is not responsible for their content.

9. Security and judicial cooperation

Unauthorised access to another person’s account, attempts to bypass access tiers, eavesdropping, data destruction or any conduct criminal under articles 1 to 8 of the Computer Crimes Act of 2009 is not only a breach of these rules but an offence. Numira cooperates with the FATA police and the courts within the law to identify and pursue offenders and preserves the related security logs.

10. Changes to these rules

Numira may update these rules. The version on this page, with its revision date, is the one in force. Substantive changes apply from publication and do not act retroactively on contracts already concluded; continuing to use the site after publication means accepting the new version. Important changes are also announced by SMS or e-mail.

11. Governing law and dispute resolution

1. These rules are governed by the law of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and disputes are handled under the Electronic Commerce Act, the Consumer and Producer Protection Act and general law.
2. First step: good-faith negotiation through support. The aim is a fast fix at no cost to the user.
3. Second step: if no result is reached, the user may complain through the public e-Namad complaint system (E-Commerce Development Centre), the Consumer and Producer Protection Organisation and the Government Discretionary Punishments Organisation. Where Numira holds a Computer Trade Organisation membership, arbitration by its board or commission is also available.
4. Final step: the competent courts and enforcement authorities of Iran. No clause here shall be read as taking away the consumer’s statutory right to bring a claim before a competent authority.
5. Force majeure: events beyond Numira’s control — flood, earthquake, a nationwide internet shutdown, data-centre fire or decisions of the authorities — suspend obligations while they last; if prolonged, money for undelivered service is refunded.

12. Supplier identity and contact

The details required by articles 33 and 34 of the Electronic Commerce Act.

• Site / trade name: Numira — numira.ir
• Business address: Tehran, Iran
• Support e-mail: reza.haftlang@gmail.com
• Support phone: +98 912 690 2286
• Working hours: Saturday to Wednesday, 09:00–17:00 (Tehran time)
• Complaint address: the same e-mail and phone above; every message is logged and answered within the stated period.

Corrections, bug reports and archive collaboration requests reach us the same way.