Faith Forge Labs · Turkey
Practical planning questions for work connected to Turkey
This guide begins technical discovery and does not replace professional advice.
Questions to resolve
- Turkish terminology, tone, content review, English-language needs, and support expectations.
- TRY display, taxes and invoicing inputs approved by the client, payments, refunds, subscriptions, and reconciliation.
- Personal-data handling, processors, hosting, permissions, retention, deletion, security, and incidents.
- Accessibility, mobile use, platform availability, account ownership, and qualified local review.
Language and localization
Define the language used for contracts, meetings, technical documentation, support, and user-facing content. Machine translation can assist drafting but should not be treated as certified or automatically publication-ready.
Privacy and data
Document what information is collected, why it is needed, who can access it, which vendors process it, where it may travel, how long it is retained, and how correction, export, deletion, and incidents are handled.
Payments and commerce
Define currency display, approved tax and invoicing inputs, providers, settlement, refunds, subscriptions, disputes, reconciliation, failed states, and support.
Accessibility and usability
Set a target before design and testing. Include keyboard use, screen-reader structure, focus states, contrast, errors, labels, mobile interaction, right-to-left behavior where applicable, and representative testing.
- Personal Data Protection Authority — KVKK Begin current research about personal-data roles, notices, consent, processing, transfers, security, requests, and authority guidance.
- Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye Use official payment-systems material to frame terminology and infrastructure questions before the merchant and provider confirm the route.
- Revenue Administration — GİB Send invoicing, tax, registration, records, and related official questions to current material and the client's appointed accounting or tax owner.
- Information and Communication Technologies Authority — BTK Consult the authority for current communications-sector context when connectivity, messaging, providers, or regulated communications questions affect the project.