Take DenizBank card payments on a TinyVendor sell link, built on the bank's InterPos virtual POS, with Turkish Lira settlement to your DenizBank account.
Istanbul, Turkey, in the Şişli district.
1997, when Zorlu Holding acquired the banking license from Turkey's Privatization Administration and relaunched it as DenizBank.
Part of Emirates NBD, the Dubai-based banking group, since 2019. Zorlu Holding, Belgium's Dexia, and Sberbank each owned it before that.
One of Turkey's larger privately-owned banks, with several hundred branches and a broad retail, SME, and corporate customer base.
For a seller in Turkey, DenizBank's InterPos gives you a domestic virtual POS backed by an internationally-owned banking group, with the local settlement and card coverage Turkish buyers expect from a home-market bank.
If you already have a DenizBank merchant agreement, you can go straight to the sanal POS request. If not, you'll set up a merchant relationship with the bank first.
Expect to provide your tax registration, trade registry record, signature circular, and IBAN, along with basic details of what you sell online and your website's terms and return policy pages for compliance review.
Apply at your nearest DenizBank branch or through the bank's online banking (MobilDeniz). The bank's team reviews your business and website before approving virtual POS access.
DenizBank's technical team looks at your business and picks the right InterPos integration path. Review times vary by case, so treat any timeline you're given as an estimate.
Once approved, DenizBank emails your shop code, user code, and password to your registered address, and you retrieve your store key from the InterPos panel — the four values you'll enter into TinyVendor.
In your TinyVendor dashboard, add a new payment gateway and choose DenizBank (InterPos). Enter your shop code, user code, user password, and store key — nothing to install, no server to configure.
Give your product a name, price, and description, and TinyVendor generates a shareable checkout link. There's no hosted checkout page for you to build.
Post the link on social media, send it in a message, or drop it into an email. It works just as well on a phone as on a desktop — buyers need nothing installed.
The buyer enters their card on a TinyVendor checkout page and confirms with 3D Secure through their own bank. Card details never touch your servers, so you carry no PCI scope.
DenizBank settles funds to your account on its normal schedule, and the completed order appears in your TinyVendor dashboard right away — no manual reconciliation needed.
DenizBank settles funds to your account on its normal schedule, under your merchant agreement with the bank. TinyVendor never holds the money, and the completed order appears in your dashboard as soon as the payment is confirmed.
You apply at a DenizBank branch or through the bank's online/mobile banking with your company documents. DenizBank's technical team then reviews your site and sets up InterPos access, sending your shop code, user code, and password by email.
No. You enter your DenizBank shop code, user code, user password, and store key into TinyVendor, then create a sell link. TinyVendor handles the InterPos checkout integration.
Four values from your DenizBank InterPos virtual POS panel: shop code, user code, user password, and store key.
Part of the BNP Paribas group. 3D Secure card payments in Lira.
Add your ING virtual POS credentials and start taking cards.
Lira checkout with taksit options and nothing to code on your side.
A privately owned Istanbul bank built around merchant services.
Start accepting payments with DenizBank
Create your TinyVendor account and connect your DenizBank InterPos sanal POS. No credit card required.