Payment methods in Turkey

Asia

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The average Turkish online shopper spends US$312 a year with e-commerce merchants, rising _to _US$467 by 2027.

Market takeaways

The average Turkish online shopper spends US$312 a year with e-commerce merchants, rising _to _US$467 by 2027.
More than 10% of all the items Turkish shoppers buy in any given year are bought from online merchants.
Turks complete just under 50% of all their online purchases using mobile device such as a smartphone or a tablet.
Cards are Turkey's favourite online payment method, with a 65% market share.
The Turkish e-commerce market is worth US$23 billion - a figure that will rise to US$38 by as soon as 2027.

Population

85.3M

Online population

70.8M

B2C e-commerce

$20.3B

Banked population

76%

Credit card population

44%

E-commerce of total retail

11%

Payment method breakdown

Card65%
Cash6%
Bank Transfer14%
E-Wallet9%
Other6%

Card scheme breakdown

Visa52%
Mastercard43%
American Express1%
Local schemes4%
Other0%

Cross-border e-commerce

Market data coming soon.

Featured payment methods in Turkey

Popular options based on coverage and prominence in this market.

Paycell

A leading digital payment platform backed by Turkcell that provides a secure, flexible way to make payments and manage finances via a mobile app.

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Featured banks in Turkey

Major institutions operating in this market.

BNP Paribas

Paris, France

BNP Paribas is France's largest bank and a global top-10 financial institution, providing retail, corporate, and investment banking, insurance, and asset management across 65 countries.

ING Group

Amsterdam, Netherlands

ING Group is the Netherlands' largest bank and a leading European financial institution. It operates a digital-first universal banking model across Europe and globally.

BBVA

Bilbao, Spain

BBVA is Spain's second-largest bank with a major presence in Mexico, South America, Turkey, and the USA. It is known for its digital banking leadership.