Should the government ban its citizens from using cross-border payment methods (like crypto) to send money to relatives in OFAC sanctioned countries (Palestine, Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, Russia, and North Korea)?

Government should be able to identify citizens using these payment methods to circumvent sanctions and act appropriately

I belive people should have the right to send money to whoever they want as that is the right of every individual

35 percent should kept by the government and if it is a high risk country there sending it to it should be 60 percent

Absolutely not. These countries' general citizens have nothing to do with the conflicts. Most people in all of those places are good people, so as long as it is known that it is going to positive places and not specifically funding their government, there should be no banning in the slightest

No but have very strict regulations in place regarding the transfer of money to these regions ie the national identity of the recipient, the rationale for sending, limits on amount that can be sent (to take into account countries like Palestine)

If people want to do it keep it strongly regulated to avoid money laundering. If proven impossible it should be banned

If they earn their money by working they should be allowed do as they please but if taking government money to send home should be stopped