On 11 November 2026 at 18:26 (UTC+8), Odaily reported that the Financial Stability Board (FSB) had published a peer assessment of Turkey on crypto-asset market regulation, supervision and review.
According to that report, Turkey has made substantial progress in recent years. Most related activity has been brought under regulation, and crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) are subject to registration and licensing requirements. The assessment also records asset-custody segregation measures, a ban on the domestic use of crypto assets for payments, and a centralized data platform used to monitor relevant activity.
The same assessment treats several items as still outstanding. The FSB says Turkey still needs to implement a financial-stability monitoring framework, establish a dedicated regulatory regime for stablecoins, strengthen supervision and enforcement, and advance cross-border regulatory cooperation and information sharing. Those points are findings and recommendations in the peer assessment, not a description of newly enacted Turkish rules.
Original report: Odaily, 11 November 2026
