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ARTICLE · 18 FEBRUARY 2026

Validity Of Contracts Executed In Electronic Form

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The rapid acceleration of digitalization has fundamentally transformed the manner in which contracts are formed. In particular, the rise of e-commerce, remote working practices, and service relationships conducted through digital platforms has made the execution of contracts in electronic form increasingly indispensable.

TurkeyCorporate/Commercial Law

The rapid acceleration of digitalization has fundamentally transformed the manner in which contracts are formed. In particular, the rise of e-commerce, remote working practices, and service relationships conducted through digital platforms has made the execution of contracts in electronic form increasingly indispensable. This development has, in turn, given rise to the concept of the electronic signature. Executing contracts electronically not only enhances transactional efficiency but also provides significant savings in time and cost compared to traditional methods. Nonetheless, the legal validity of electronically concluded contracts - and the conditions under which they become binding - remains a subject of discussion in both practice and scholarly commentary.

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