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7 February 2024

The Communiqué On The Redetermination Of Minimum Equity Amounts Of Payment And Electronic Money Institutions Was Published In The Official Gazette On 27 January 2024.

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The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey ("CBRT") issued the Communiqué on the Redetermination of the Minimum Equity Amount of Payment and Electronic Money Institutions...
Turkey Corporate/Commercial Law
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The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey ("CBRT") issued the Communiqué on the Redetermination of the Minimum Equity Amount of Payment and Electronic Money Institutions ("Communiqué") and amended the minimum equity requirement set out in the Regulation on Payment Services and Electronic Money Issuance and Payment Service Providers ("Regulation").

Following the amendment, the minimum equity requirement has been redefined and will take effect on June 30, 2024 as follows:

  • The minimum shareholders' equity requirement of TRY 7 million for payment service providers providing payment services for intermediation of bill payments will be increased to TRY 10 million;
  • The minimum equity requirement of TRY 15 million for all payment institutions offering services other than the service of providing consolidated information on online platforms regarding one or more payment accounts of the payment service user with payment service providers, provided that the approval of the payment service user is obtained, as TRY 20 million;
  • The minimum shareholders' equity requirement for electronic money institutions, which was set at TRY 41 million will be increased to TRY 55 million.

You can access the full text of the Communiqué from the link below.

https://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2024/01/20240127-8.pdf

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ARTICLE
7 February 2024

The Communiqué On The Redetermination Of Minimum Equity Amounts Of Payment And Electronic Money Institutions Was Published In The Official Gazette On 27 January 2024.

Turkey Corporate/Commercial Law
Contributor
SRP-Legal is providing legal service to clients in a wide range of legal areas and providing legal consultancy services in sectors transformed by new business models, information and communication technologies. SRP-Legal focuses on Technology and Privacy Law. SRP-Legal’s primary expertise areas are Commercial/E-Commerce Law, Competition Law, Corporate Law, Data Protection & Data Privacy Law, Financial Technology Law, Public Policy, Technology Law, Media Law, Communication Law. SRP-Legal’s blockchain practice has experience of advising on specific, complex regulatory matters in relation to the application of blockchain technology. SRP-Legal offers advice to clients on legal and regulatory matters in highly regulated markets and industries, as well as public policy support before the Governmantal Institutions. SRP-Legal is committed to its clients’ expectations and needs and seeking their views and feedback. SRP-Legal’s target is to provide a bespoke legal, regulatory, policy and strategic advice that is fit
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