Blockchain technologies: It has the potential to revolutionize the reinsurance and insurance industry, as it does in almost every sector of the global economy, including healthcare...

Defined as holding foreign currency-denominated assets and liabilities to hedge against the risk of local currency depreciation in inflationary economies, dollarization has traditionally been a key concern for central banks, ...

There is no specific Turkish legislation regulating the production or use of cryptocurrencies at the moment.

Upon the widespread use of crypto assets by businesses, a draft text containing the amendments to be made in the 2021 version of the Financial Reporting Standards for Large and Medium-Sized Enterprises ...

Crypto assets have gained substantial popularity among Turkish investors, mirroring the global trend, and this interest continues to expand progressively.

THE BLOCKCHAIN DICTIONARY from Turkey's Digital Transformation Office defines decentralized autonomous organizations ("DAOs") as...

The Regulation Amending the Regulation on Payment Services and Electronic Money Issuance and Payment Service Providers (the "Regulation"), prepared by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye...

Turkey performs change and transformation in many areas to ensure to boost economic activities and to create ease of access to any service by consumers.

The Amendment Law regarding the crypto assets, submitted to the Presidency of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey on 16 May 2024, was approved by the General Assembly on 26 June 2024...

On 28th of March 2023 the European Parliamant has published the press release with regard to the new EU measures against money laundering and terrorist financing.

Turkish Personal Data Protection Board ("Board") has published a pivotal decision ("Decision" or "Decision numbered 2023/570")...

The Communiqué of the Financial Crimes Investigation Board (No. 29) ("Communiqué"), issued by the Ministry of Treasury and Finance ("Ministry") pursuant to Article 26/A...

On April 16th of 2021, close to midnight, a directive was published. It was a piece of legislation regulating the cryptocurrency for the first time ever in Turkey. And ironically, ...

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey recently issued a new regulation which prohibits the use of crypto assets as payments for transactions.

The regulation referred to as the "Crypto Asset Law", which aims to regulate trading of crypto assets on internet platforms, was passed...

ALTHOUGH the roots of blockchain technology goes back to the 1990's, the first widely used example of it, the Bitcoin blockchain, sparked the popularity of blockchains in 2009.

Türkiye's fintech sector, fueled by its young and unbanked population, has seen rapid growth in 2023, with Turkish fintech companies' continuing...

TÜBİTAK BİLGEM has issued a technical fra mework for Crypto Asset Service Providers (KVHS), emphasizing their obligations as data controllers under Turkish data protection law.

Following the EU, the UK is also trying to provide a safer environment for investors with regulations.

As you are aware, crypto asset service providers (the "CASPs") operating or planning to operate in Türkiye are regulated under the Capital Markets Law No. 6362.