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In Turkey, brokerage and forex trading are regulated by the Capital Markets Board (Sermaye Piyasası Kurulu, SPK). Since 2017 leverage for Turkish clients has been capped at 1:10. Foreign firms without an SPK licence may not solicit clients in Turkey, and the regulator regularly blocks illegal broker websites.
SPK-licensed brokerage firms
| Company | Regulator | Profile |
|---|---|---|
| İş Yatırım | SPK | İş Bankası group, Borsa Istanbul stocks, derivatives |
| Garanti BBVA Yatırım | SPK | Brokerage arm of Garanti BBVA |
| Yapı Kredi Yatırım | SPK | Brokerage arm of Yapı Kredi |
| Ak Yatırım | SPK | Brokerage arm of Akbank |
| Gedik Yatırım | SPK | Independent broker, stocks and forex |
| InfoYatırım | SPK | Stocks, derivatives, forex |
FAQ
What leverage is allowed in Turkey?
Forex leverage for clients of Turkish brokers is capped at 1:10.
Trading CFDs and Forex carries a high risk of losing money. Most retail investors lose money when trading CFDs. This content is not investment advice. Licence data is current as of November 2026; check the broker’s status in the regulator’s register before opening an account.
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