It is not possible to reduce the exchange rate by restricting the banking system.
Controlling and restricting the exports and imports of merchants, creating administrative barriers, designing ineffective codes and systems, and shaping secondary and tertiary money markets that only benefit their creators are driving the country towards economic destruction.
The advice provided to the central bank by university professors who have never had practical business experience is deeply and undeniably out of step with the realities of the economy and the market today.
Keeping traders' money in the banking system for hours or days is the ultimate blow to the country's economic flow and directly contributes to an increase in the exchange rate.
Establishing a monarchy and destroying people's lives in the name of money laundering is the most ridiculous way to solve the problem.