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.
Who Pays When the Output Is Wrong: Allocating Liability Between the Company, the Vendor and the Model Provider
The counterparty has a relationship with you, not your supplier. What the vendor chain gives you, where TCC 553 sits, and why insurance is a separate call.
MASAK Thresholds Doubled from 7 October 2026: AML Obligations for Payment, E-Money and Crypto Firms in Türkiye
Since 7 October 2026, Turkish identification thresholds are TL 370,000 for one-off transactions and TL 30,000 for CASPs, wire transfers and crypto transfers. A practical map of Law No. 5549, the Measures Regulation, the Compliance Programme Regulation and the Travel…
Group Companies After the Flip-Up: Control, the Dependency Report and Loss Compensation Under TCC 195–209
A foreign parent is a controlling enterprise under Turkish law: notifications, the Article 199 report, Article 202 loss compensation, first-year checklist.
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.
