The Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye has revoked the authorization previously granted to TRPOS Ödeme Kuruluşu AŞ to operate as a payment institution. The central bank's decision, dated September 8, 2026 and numbered 12084/21683, was published in the Official Gazette on September 9. Bloomberg HT and BirGün reported the decision separately, while the central bank's payment-institution page now lists the company among institutions whose authorization has been revoked.
TRPOS originally received its operating authorization under a central bank decision dated September 29, 2023 and numbered 11506/21105. That authorization was published in the Official Gazette on October 5, 2023. The new decision removes the regulatory permission. As a result, the company no longer holds the central-bank authorization required to operate in the capacity of a licensed payment institution.
The revocation cites the relevant provision in the first paragraph of Article 16 of Law No. 6493 on Payment and Securities Settlement Systems, Payment Services and Electronic Money Institutions. The published decision clearly establishes the change in licensing status. The short decision text, however, does not provide every detail of the regulator's assessment or all documents considered during the process.
Revoking an operating license is a fundamental status change because a company needs regulatory permission to provide covered payment services as an authorized institution. Payment institutions in Türkiye operate under the central bank's licensing and supervision framework. Official lists show the institutions and the services covered by their permissions. TRPOS's updated position appears in the central bank's current records.
Publication of the revocation and the practical steps affecting customers, merchants and contractual partners are not identical matters. The Official Gazette notice confirms the loss of authorization but does not set out a detailed transition plan for balances, contracts, possible transfers or actions expected from users. Affected parties should therefore rely on current notices from the regulator and the company rather than unofficial instructions.
The reports state that the decision was taken on September 8 and published after midnight in the September 9 Official Gazette. That timeline clearly satisfies the freshness requirement for this report. The central bank's updated institutional list also shows that the development is not supported only by media coverage; it has been reflected in the official regulatory status.
The license decision should not be treated as a separate final judgment about shareholders, managers or third parties. A regulatory authorization process and any civil or criminal proceedings are distinct. This article does not add allegations or conclusions that are absent from the cited records. It reports only the institutional decision taken by the central bank and published through the official legal channel.
For payment-service users, an important distinction is that a company's continued corporate existence is not the same as its authorization to provide regulated payment services. The official decision concerns the payment-institution license. The sources do not offer a complete account of how other commercial or legal matters will proceed. Additional official guidance would be required before drawing conclusions in those areas.
The verified facts are the company's name, TRPOS Ödeme Kuruluşu AŞ; the September 8, 2026 date and 12084/21683 number of the revocation decision; the 2023 date of the earlier authorization; and publication in the September 9 Official Gazette. Operational consequences for customers will become clearer as new official notices are issued. Current central-bank records should remain the primary reference.
