We are aware of how often entrepreneurs struggle with raising sufficient capital to launch and operate their businesses until they become cash-flow positive. Thanks to our deep expertise in crowdfunding practice areas, we provide excellent services to our clients on their crowdfunding transactions.
As Vircon Legal, we are ready to support our clients both investors and businesses to complete crowd investment transactions successfully.
Our Crowd Investment service includes, but not limited to, the following:
- Compliance with related legislation
- Establishing crowdfunding platforms
- Pre-valuation related matters
- Post-valuation support related matters
- Preparing related documents and procedures
How we help
We advise both platforms and issuers across the crowd-investing lifecycle, under the Capital Markets Board (SPK) crowdfunding regime. From licensing and campaign structuring to investor documentation and closing mechanics, we keep raises compliant and investable.
- SPK crowdfunding platform licensing and ongoing compliance
- Campaign structuring, eligibility and disclosure obligations
- Issuer-side documentation, investor agreements and information forms
- Investor onboarding, KYC/AML and qualified-investor verification
- Closing, escrow of funds and post-campaign reporting
Related practice areas
This connects with our ICOs & Crypto, Special Purpose Vehicles and Investment Management practices.
Other Practice Areas
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can raise through equity crowdfunding in Türkiye?
Turkish joint-stock companies with technology or production-oriented activities, raising through CMB-licensed crowdfunding platforms under the III-35/A.2 communiqué. There are annual caps on the amount a company can raise, and the funds must be used per the disclosed project plan under escrow discipline.
Are there limits on how much individuals can invest?
Yes — non-qualified investors face annual caps per project and in total, designed to limit retail exposure; qualified investors invest without those caps. Platforms enforce the limits through their onboarding and investment screens.
What happens after a successful campaign?
Escrowed funds are released against the milestones in the offering documents, shares are issued to investors through the central registry, and the company takes on ongoing disclosure obligations toward the platform and investors. Failed campaigns unwind with refunds.