Verified parties and purpose
The client, controlling parties, destination, intended users, service, technology, and end use must be disclosed truthfully enough to evaluate delivery.
Acceptance route / may pause
Every cross-border project needs a safe route and an exit.
This public summary explains conditions that can affect acceptance or continuation. It does not replace a contract, current screening, project-specific professional review, or the rules that apply to the real parties.
Permissible US delivery
Sanctions, export, restricted-party, restricted-technology, payment, vendor, or other cross-border concerns may require review, changed scope, delay, or refusal.
No local establishment
Faith Forge Labs works from the United States and does not represent a Türkiye office, employer, registered branch, local merchant account, or licensed local practice.
Professional conclusions
The client obtains and owns legal, KVKK, tax, accounting, regulatory, payment, language, security, accessibility-certification, and similar conclusions as needed.
Workable dependencies
Payment, secure access, credentials, approvals, provider contracts, reviewer availability, and production authority must remain feasible and appropriate.
Right to stop
Work may pause or end if facts change, screening remains unresolved, access is unsafe, payment fails, required review disappears, or the requested use leaves the accepted boundaries.
No guaranteed result: software delivery cannot promise legal compliance, regulatory acceptance, security, uninterrupted operation, provider approval, rankings, traffic, sales, profit, or any other commercial outcome. Signed scope and acceptance criteria define the work product.
Eligibility checkpoint
Resolve the unknown that could close the route.
Share the parties, purpose, location, data, vendors, payment path, and professional owners before a deadline turns uncertainty into risk.