Turkey's largest private-sector bank, wired into your TinyVendor checkout. Take İşbank card payments with 3D Secure and installments, and skip building a payment page yourself.
Türkiye İş Bankası was established on August 26, 1924, on the direct initiative of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, making it the first bank founded by the Republic of Turkey.
İşbank's head office has been in Istanbul since 1999, after decades in Ankara.
Ownership is split between the bank's own pension fund and a free float on Borsa Istanbul, and İşbank sits in Turkey's benchmark BIST 100 index.
With over a thousand domestic branches plus a presence in more than a dozen countries, İşbank serves tens of millions of customers and is regularly cited as Turkey's largest bank by assets in the private sector.
For a seller, İşbank's reach means near-universal card acceptance among Turkish buyers, backed by a bank whose name most customers recognize on sight.
You'll typically need your tax registration certificate, trade registry gazette record, signature circular, and business IBAN — the standard paperwork Turkish banks ask e-commerce merchants for.
İşbank checks that your site has a permanent domain, SSL in place, and your contracts, return policy, and product pages published before approving sanal POS access.
If you already have a merchant agreement with İşbank, your branch can add sanal POS and have you sign the e-commerce contract directly. If you're new to İşbank as a merchant, you submit the merchant application at your nearest branch first.
Approval speed depends on your paperwork and existing relationship with the bank — existing merchant customers tend to move faster than brand-new applicants.
Once approved, İşbank sends a store number, username, and security code. Call the support line noted in your approval message to set your password and confirm your sanal POS is active.
In your TinyVendor dashboard, add İşbank sanal POS and enter the client ID, store key, API username, and password from your İşbank virtual POS panel. There's nothing to host and nothing to code.
Turn on installment (taksit) plans for your İşbank gateway if you want them — TinyVendor presents the available options to eligible buyers automatically at checkout.
Give your product a name and a price. TinyVendor turns that into a shareable link in under a minute, from a laptop or a phone.
Send it in a message, post it, put it in an invoice or a bio — there's no storefront to maintain behind it.
Card details are entered on İşbank's 3D Secure page, not on TinyVendor or your own site. That keeps card data out of your hands entirely — no PCI scope for you to manage.
Once İşbank confirms payment, the order appears in TinyVendor with buyer details attached. Funds settle to your business account per your merchant agreement with the bank.
İşbank settles funds to your business account under your merchant agreement with the bank. TinyVendor never holds the money, so payouts follow the bank's schedule, and the order appears in your dashboard as soon as the payment is confirmed.
You apply through your nearest İşbank branch or the corporate internet banking portal, with your tax registration, trade registry record, signature circular, and IBAN ready. Existing İşbank merchant customers can usually request it directly at a branch; new merchants submit a branch application first.
No separate storefront is required. You enter your İşbank sanal POS client ID, store key, API username, and password into TinyVendor, then share a sell link. TinyVendor hosts the checkout page for you.
Yes. TinyVendor supports installment (taksit) options on your İşbank sanal POS, shown to eligible buyers at checkout.
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