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.
Stablecoins, Tokenised Deposits and Wholesale CBDC: Legal Status for Turkish Businesses (October 2026)
Türkiye bans crypto assets in payments, has no stablecoin category in Law No. 6362 and caps platform stablecoin withdrawals. How that compares with MiCA, the GENIUS Act and Pontes, and what treasurers and fintechs should do.
In-App Purchases and Refunds in Türkiye: The Digital-Content Exception, Pre-Contract Information and the Child Who Bought Gems
Fourteen-day withdrawal, the Article 15 exception for instantly delivered digital content, what the store page must say, the one-year extension, minors.
MASAK’s New Hawala and Money Mule STR Guides: What Payment, E-Money and Crypto Firms Must Do (October 2026)
MASAK's September and October 2026 guides on hawala and rented (money mule) accounts move detection from single transactions to networks, require SK-29 for hawala STRs and expect firms to restrict an account before or alongside reporting it. What payment, e-money…
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.
