ING Sanal POS
ING Turkiye runs its own sanal POS for merchants, backed by the international reach of ING Group. Add your ING virtual POS credentials to TinyVendor and start taking Turkish Lira card payments — installments included — without building a checkout.
About ING Bank Turkiye
ING Bank A.Ş. is the Turkish subsidiary of ING Group, the Dutch banking group based in Amsterdam. It has operated in Istanbul since 1984 under a series of owners, and has carried the ING name since ING Group acquired it outright at the end of 2007.
Headquarters
Istanbul, Turkey.
Founded
1984 as a foreign bank branch; rebranded ING after ING Group's 2007 acquisition.
Parent company
ING Group, the Netherlands-headquartered international bank.
Why sellers pick it
Turkish businesses that already bank with ING can add card acceptance under the same relationship, with a global banking group behind their local sanal POS.
How to apply for an ING sanal POS
1. Hold or open a business account with ING
Turkish banks generally issue a sanal POS to businesses that bank with them. If you're not already an ING customer, you'll set up a corporate or commercial account first.
2. Gather your company documents
Typically your tax registration certificate, trade registry record, signature circular for authorized signatories, and your business IBAN.
3. Make sure your storefront meets bank compliance requirements
Turkish banks expect a merchant page with clear pricing, a refund/cancellation policy, delivery terms, and company contact details before approving a sanal POS. A TinyVendor sell link covers the pricing and checkout part of this.
4. Submit the application
Apply at an ING branch or through the bank's merchant/corporate channel. ING also offers a faster online path for smaller merchants alongside the standard branch process.
5. Wait for review and approval
The bank reviews your business type and expected volume. Timelines vary by bank and case — from a few business days to a few weeks is normal for Turkish sanal POS applications.
6. Collect your virtual POS credentials
Once approved, ING gives you a client ID, store key, and an API username and password from its merchant panel. These are what you'll enter into TinyVendor.
Selling with ING on TinyVendor
Once you have an ING sanal POS, connecting it to TinyVendor is a five-minute job — there's no hosted checkout to build, no PCI scope for you to carry, and nothing to install on a server.
1. Add ING as a payment gateway
In your TinyVendor dashboard, go to payment gateways and choose ING Sanal POS. Enter the client ID, store key, and API username and password from your ING merchant panel.
2. Turn on installments if you want them
If your ING sanal POS supports taksit, switch on installment options in TinyVendor so buyers see them at checkout.
3. Create a sell link
Name your product or service, set a price, and TinyVendor generates a link you can share anywhere — no website required.
4. Share the link
Send it over DM, email, invoice, or social media. It works the same from a phone as it does from a laptop.
5. Buyers pay securely
The buyer enters their card details, completes 3D Secure with their issuing bank, and is redirected back to a confirmation page. Card data never touches your own systems.
6. See the order in your dashboard
The payment shows up in TinyVendor immediately, and your buyer gets an automatic confirmation email. No spreadsheets, no manual reconciliation.
Questions
What does it cost to accept ING payments through TinyVendor?
ING charges the commission set in your merchant agreement with the bank. On top of that, TinyVendor charges 2% of a sale on Basic, 1% on Pro and 0.5% on Max, with no monthly fee and nothing owed in a month with no sales.
How do I get an ING sanal POS for my business?
You apply through an ING branch or the bank's corporate merchant channel, providing standard company documents such as your tax registration, trade registry record, and signature circular. Once approved, ING issues virtual POS credentials from its merchant panel.
Do I need to write code to accept ING payments on TinyVendor?
No. You enter your ING virtual POS credentials into TinyVendor once, create a sell link, and share it. TinyVendor handles the checkout page and the 3D Secure redirect for you.
Does ING sanal POS support installments (taksit)?
Yes. TinyVendor lets you offer installment options on cards processed through your ING virtual POS, which is a common expectation among Turkish buyers.
Other Turkish sanal POS integrations
TEB sanal POS
Part of the BNP Paribas group. 3D Secure card payments in Lira.
DenizBank sanal POS
DenizBank through InterPos. Lira checkout with no payment page to build.
Anadolubank sanal POS
A privately owned Istanbul bank built around merchant services.
Akbank sanal POS
Sanal POS for one of Turkey's largest private banks. Installments included.
Start accepting ING sanal POS payments
Create your TinyVendor account and connect your ING virtual POS. No credit card required.