Legal architecture for technology companies, venture capital investors, and regulated markets.
Vircon Legal advises companies, investors, and institutions on complex transactions, compliance, governance, data protection, and cross-border structuring. As a Türkiye-based firm handling cross-border mandates, we combine local depth with the execution capability of a global practice.
We guide clients through the legal work that shapes growth, regulatory compliance, and cross-border execution.
Vircon Legal is a Türkiye-based corporate and technology law firm advising clients on transactional, regulatory, and compliance-driven matters. Our work begins with a close understanding of each client’s technology, operational priorities, and commercial objectives. We approach legal challenges as strategic partners: grounded in rigorous analysis and practical execution.
We bring together commercial foresight, regulatory insight, and legal precision at the intersection of business strategy and legal structure. On cross-border and specialist matters, we coordinate seamlessly with leading international law firms and external advisors to deliver synchronized global execution.
Case Studies
Selected matters from our public track record: a16z-backed flip-ups, a cross-border exit to a US-listed acquirer, and group-wide KVKK compliance programs. Work that founders and investors trust us with.
From emerging regulation to deal mechanics, we write about the questions founders and investors actually ask. The goal: analysis you can put to work, and stay ahead of the curve.
16 Fintech Trends for 2026-2027 and Their Legal Implications in Türkiye
Eight business and eight consumer fintech trends, each mapped to its legal question, the key Turkish and EU rule and our detailed article, with the cross-cutting themes and a timeline of key dates to 2028.
Türkiye Green Taxonomy Regulation: A Guide for Startups, Fintechs and Companies Raising Finance (2026)
The Türkiye Green Taxonomy Regulation (Official Gazette 24.9.2026, No. 33380) sets when an activity counts as environmentally sustainable. Eligible vs aligned, Annex 1 activities for tech and service companies, the 10% rule, bank data requests from 2029 and greenwashing sanctions.
Capital Reduction in a Turkish Joint-Stock Company: Board Report, Creditor Call and the Two-Year Annulment Risk (TCC 473–475)
Why startups reduce capital, the 75 per cent vote, the board report, three creditor announcements and the two-month window, loss-absorbing reductions, tax.
Legal guidance that moves founders forward
From formation to exit, we work alongside founders on the matters that shape the company. Book an intro call.
