Crypto Office Setup 2025 - Legal Process and Requirements

Turkey's crypto sector is growing rapidly, and Law No. 7518, which came into effect on July 2, 2024, established a legal framework for crypto asset service providers. In this guide, we will examine the legal processes, requirements, and step-by-step guide for opening a crypto office in Turkey.

🏛️ Legal Framework

Law No. 7518

Effective Date: July 2, 2024

Important Regulations:

• ✅ Crypto asset service providers are subject to SPK supervision
• ✅ License requirement introduced
• ✅ Capital adequacy requirements determined (50 million TL)
• ✅ MASAK notification mandatory (from May 1, 2025)

📋 Crypto Office Setup Process

1. Company Establishment

Requirements:

• ✅ Joint stock company (AŞ) structure mandatory
• ✅ 50 million TL paid-in capital
• ✅ Established in Turkey

2. SPK Application

Requirements:

• ✅ SPK establishment permit
• ✅ SPK activity permit
• ✅ Capital adequacy certificate
• ✅ Compliance documents

💰 Costs

Capital Requirements

Law No. 7518 Requirements:

• ✅ 50 million TL paid-in capital mandatory

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🎯 Conclusion

Opening a crypto office in Turkey is subject to legal framework and requires SPK license. Important points:

1. ✅ Joint stock company structure mandatory
2. ✅ 50 million TL capital requirement
3. ✅ SPK license mandatory
4. ✅ MASAK notification mandatory
5. ✅ KVKK compliance mandatory

Cryptocurrency investments are high risk. Always do your own research before investing and only invest money you can afford to lose.

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