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Turkey expands e‑Devlet services and financial reforms

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2026-08-02 19:24 UTC → 2026-08-03 07:43 UTC · added removed

Turkey expands e‑Devlet verification services and financial reforms

In late July 2026 Turkey added two e‑Devlet tools to improve financial transparency. On 26 July the A Ministry of Trade opened a portal that lets let individuals see any companies where they appear as owner, partner or authorized representative and, if desired, place a restriction on their ID to stop unauthorised inclusion in view corporate records. On 29 July ownership ties and restrict unauthorised inclusion, while the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey introduced a Bank’s service that provides a consolidated list of all payment listed payment‑card and electronic‑money institutions holding e‑wallet accounts in held by a person’s name, also allowing legal heirs to query accounts of deceased relatives. person. On 1 August the Central Bank launched the e‑Devlet “Payment and Electronic Money Institution Account Ownership Query” tool. The feature lets citizens view, on a single screen, all payment‑card tool, and e‑wallet accounts they hold with providers such as Papara, İninal or Paycell, confirming the existence of accounts without disclosing balances. The same day the Central Securities Depository was authorised received approval to operate run a Crypto Asset Central Registry System, Registry, extending e‑Devlet oversight to crypto‑asset registration. The account‑query service became operational on 2 August 2026, August, consolidating digital‑wallet information for citizens and heirs. On the same day, MP Gülcan Kış warned that Turkish households owed 6.677 trillion lira in one view credit‑card, consumer‑loan and helping users locate forgotten or unused accounts while overdraft debt, describing a “debt spiral.” In response, the Central Bank introduced a revised foreign‑exchange conversion decree, removing the previous “no‑purchase” pledge, applying a balance‑sheet‑based position test, and extending a 3 % export‑support rate to small‑ and medium‑sized manufacturers. The bank also enabling heirs completed the first phase of its Digital Turkish Lira project, evaluating 85 proposals and advancing 23 projects covering tokenisation, programmable payments and user‑controlled identity. Together, these measures illustrate a broad push to retrieve information on deceased relatives’ accounts. modernise Turkey’s financial infrastructure while confronting rising household debt.

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  1. 2026-08-03 07:43 UTC Turkey expands e‑Devlet services and financial reforms
  2. 2026-08-02 19:24 UTC Turkey expands e‑Devlet verification services
  3. 2026-08-02 10:05 UTC Turkey expands e‑Devlet verification services
  4. 2026-08-01 17:04 UTC Turkey expands e‑Devlet citizen verification services
  5. 2026-07-30 10:52 UTC Turkey expands e‑Devlet citizen verification services
  6. 2026-07-29 08:40 UTC Turkey expands e‑Devlet citizen verification services

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