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How To Establish Money Transfer Company - Detaylı rehber
The money transfer sector is a large market, especially due to remittances from citizens working abroad. In this guide, we will examine in detail the process of establishing a money transfer company.
Money transfer companies are financial institutions that provide national and international money transfer services between individuals and institutions.
✅ Company establishment documents
✅ Trade registry gazette
✅ Capital commitment document
✅ Business plan
✅ Software documentation
✅ Office lease agreement
✅ Personnel list and resumes
✅ AML/CFT procedures
# Money Transfer System - Core Functions
class MoneyTransferSystem:
def __init__(self):
self.transfers = []
self.exchange_rates = {}
def create_transfer(self, sender, receiver, amount, currency):
"""Create new transfer"""
transfer = {
'id': generate_transfer_id(),
'sender': sender,
'receiver': receiver,
'amount': amount,
'currency': currency,
'status': 'pending',
'created_at': datetime.now(),
'mtcn': generate_mtcn() # Money Transfer Control Number
}
# AML/CFT checks
if self.check_aml(sender, receiver, amount):
transfer['status'] = 'approved'
self.transfers.append(transfer)
# MASAK notification (over [fiyat bilgisi kaldırıldı])
if amount >= 10000:
self.report_to_masak(transfer)
return transfer
else:
transfer['status'] = 'rejected'
return transfer
def check_aml(self, sender, receiver, amount):
"""AML/CFT checks"""
# Blacklist check
if self.is_blacklisted(sender) or self.is_blacklisted(receiver):
return False
# Daily limit check
daily_total = self.get_daily_total(sender)
if daily_total + amount > 50000: # [fiyat bilgisi kaldırıldı] daily limit
return False
# PEP (Politically Exposed Person) check
if self.is_pep(sender) or self.is_pep(receiver):
# Additional verification required
return self.manual_review_required()
return True
def calculate_fee(self, amount, currency, destination):
"""Calculate transfer fee"""
base_fee = 10 # Fixed fee (TL)
percentage_fee = amount * 0.02 # 2% percentage fee
# Exchange rate difference
if currency != 'TRY':
exchange_margin = 0.01 # 1% rate difference
currency_fee = amount * exchange_margin
else:
currency_fee = 0
total_fee = base_fee + percentage_fee + currency_fee
return total_fee
// Bank API Integration
const bankTransfer = async (data) => {
const payload = {
senderAccount: data.senderAccount,
receiverIBAN: data.receiverIBAN,
amount: data.amount,
description: data.description,
referenceNumber: data.referenceNumber
};
// Request to bank API
const response = await axios.post(
'https://api.bank.com/v1/transfer',
payload,
{
headers: {
'Authorization': `Bearer ${BANK_API_KEY}`,
'Content-Type': 'application/json'
}
}
);
return response.data;
};
# Fetch exchange rate
import requests
def get_exchange_rate(from_currency, to_currency):
url = f"https://api.exchangerate-api.com/v4/latest/{from_currency}"
response = requests.get(url)
data = response.json()
rate = data['rates'][to_currency]
return rate
# Example usage
usd_to_try = get_exchange_rate('USD', 'TRY')
print(f"[fiyat bilgisi kaldırıldı] = {usd_to_try} TRY")
SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) integration is required for international transfers.
def calculate_risk_score(customer):
risk_score = 0
# Age check
if customer.age < 18 or customer.age > 80:
risk_score += 10
# Profession check
high_risk_professions = ['jeweler', 'currency exchange', 'casino']
if customer.profession in high_risk_professions:
risk_score += 20
# Transaction history
if customer.total_transfers > 100000: # Over [fiyat bilgisi kaldırıldı]
risk_score += 15
# Country risk
high_risk_countries = ['AF', 'IR', 'KP', 'SY'] # ISO country codes
if customer.country in high_risk_countries:
risk_score += 30
# Determine risk level
if risk_score < 20:
return 'LOW'
elif risk_score < 50:
return 'MEDIUM'
else:
return 'HIGH'
✅ Quick money sending
✅ Money receiving via MTCN
✅ Exchange rate calculation
✅ Transfer history
✅ Favorite recipients
✅ Transfer via QR code
✅ Push notifications
✅ Transfer operations
✅ Customer registration
✅ KYC verification
✅ Daily report
✅ Commission tracking
✅ Cash management
✅ Agent management
✅ Transaction tracking
✅ Risk management
✅ MASAK notifications
✅ Financial reports
✅ Exchange rate management
| Transfer Amount | Fee | |-----------------|-----|
|------|----------| | Capital (PTT Requirement) | 500,000 | | Software Development | 300,000 - 800,000 | | License & Consulting | 100,000 - 300,000 | | Office & Equipment | 100,000 - 300,000 | | Western Union Agency | 150,000 - 450,000 | | Marketing | 50,000 - 200,000 | | TOTAL | 1,200,000 - 2,550,000 |
❌ High Competition: Giants like Western Union, MoneyGram
❌ Low Profit Margin: 1-3% commission
❌ Regulation: AML/CFT compliance
❌ Fraud Risk: Fake identity, stolen cards
❌ Exchange Rate Risk: Sudden rate changes
As Cesa Software, we offer turnkey money transfer system solutions:
✅ Money transfer software
✅ Mobile application (iOS & Android)
✅ Agent panel
✅ Admin panel
✅ Western Union/MoneyGram integration
✅ SWIFT integration
✅ AML/CFT compliance
✅ MASAK notification system
✅ PTT license consulting
✅ 24/7 technical support
📞 Phone: +90 850 225 53 34
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Establishing a money transfer company is a profitable business model, especially in countries like Turkey with a high number of citizens working abroad. However, professional support is recommended due to the license process, security, and compliance requirements.
Important: Before obtaining a money transfer license, have a preliminary meeting with PTT and fulfill all legal requirements.
To establish a money transfer company, you need a PTT (Post and Telegraph Organization) license in Turkey. The license process involves meeting capital requirements, security measures, compliance with AML/CFT regulations, MASAK notification, and approval from relevant authorities. Requirements vary by country.
Capital requirements vary by jurisdiction. In Turkey, money transfer companies typically need significant capital (often 1-5 million TL or more) depending on transaction volumes and risk profile. International operations may require higher capital. Consult with regulatory authorities for specific requirements.
The establishment process typically takes 6-12 months depending on license approval, company registration, compliance setup, technical infrastructure, and partnership agreements. PTT license approval can take 3-6 months after submitting all required documents and meeting requirements.
Main legal requirements include PTT license (or equivalent regulatory approval), MASAK notification (AML/CFT compliance), KYC/AML systems, capital adequacy, security infrastructure, transaction monitoring, reporting obligations, and ongoing regulatory compliance. Requirements vary by jurisdiction.
MASAK (Financial Intelligence Unit) notification is mandatory for money transfer companies to comply with anti-money laundering and combating financing of terrorism regulations. Companies must implement KYC/AML systems, report suspicious transactions, and maintain transaction records as required by law.
International operations require licenses or partnerships in each target country. Many companies partner with established international money transfer networks (Western Union, MoneyGram) or obtain licenses in multiple jurisdictions. Each country has different regulatory requirements for money transfer services.
Required security measures include secure payment systems, encryption, fraud detection, transaction monitoring, KYC/AML verification, secure data storage, compliance systems, and regular security audits. Security infrastructure must meet regulatory standards and protect customer funds and data.
Money transfer companies generate revenue through transaction fees (percentage of transfer amount), exchange rate margins, service fees, and volume-based pricing. Fees vary by transfer amount, destination, speed, and service type. Competitive pricing is important for market success.
Required technology includes payment processing systems, KYC/AML verification systems, transaction monitoring, secure databases, mobile apps, web platforms, API integrations, fraud detection, compliance reporting, and security infrastructure. Professional software development is typically required.
Total costs include license fees, capital requirements (1-5M+ TL), legal and consulting fees (500K-2M TL), software development (1M-5M TL), security infrastructure (500K-2M TL), partnership agreements, and ongoing operational costs. Professional support can help optimize costs and ensure compliance.
Tags: #MoneyTransfer #Remittance #WesternUnion #MoneyGram #Fintech #PTT
To establish a money transfer company, you need a PTT (Post and Telegraph Organization) license in Turkey. The license process involves meeting capital requirements, security measures, compliance with AML/CFT regulations, MASAK notification, and approval from relevant authorities. Requirements vary by country.
Capital requirements vary by jurisdiction. In Turkey, money transfer companies typically need significant capital (often 1-5 million TL or more) depending on transaction volumes and risk profile. International operations may require higher capital. Consult with regulatory authorities for specific requirements.
The establishment process typically takes 6-12 months depending on license approval, company registration, compliance setup, technical infrastructure, and partnership agreements. PTT license approval can take 3-6 months after submitting all required documents and meeting requirements.
Main legal requirements include PTT license (or equivalent regulatory approval), MASAK notification (AML/CFT compliance), KYC/AML systems, capital adequacy, security infrastructure, transaction monitoring, reporting obligations, and ongoing regulatory compliance. Requirements vary by jurisdiction.
MASAK (Financial Intelligence Unit) notification is mandatory for money transfer companies to comply with anti-money laundering and combating financing of terrorism regulations. Companies must implement KYC/AML systems, report suspicious transactions, and maintain transaction records as required by law.
International operations require licenses or partnerships in each target country. Many companies partner with established international money transfer networks (Western Union, MoneyGram) or obtain licenses in multiple jurisdictions. Each country has different regulatory requirements for money transfer services.
Required security measures include secure payment systems, encryption, fraud detection, transaction monitoring, KYC/AML verification, secure data storage, compliance systems, and regular security audits. Security infrastructure must meet regulatory standards and protect customer funds and data.
Money transfer companies generate revenue through transaction fees (percentage of transfer amount), exchange rate margins, service fees, and volume-based pricing. Fees vary by transfer amount, destination, speed, and service type. Competitive pricing is important for market success.
Required technology includes payment processing systems, KYC/AML verification systems, transaction monitoring, secure databases, mobile apps, web platforms, API integrations, fraud detection, compliance reporting, and security infrastructure. Professional software development is typically required.
Total costs include license fees, capital requirements (1-5M+ TL), legal and consulting fees (500K-2M TL), software development (1M-5M TL), security infrastructure (500K-2M TL), partnership agreements, and ongoing operational costs. Professional support can help optimize costs and ensure compliance. Tags: #MoneyTransfer #Remittance #WesternUnion #MoneyGram #Fintech #PTT