Turkish crypto exchange API connectors
Need Turkish exchange coverage in your product? Fincode builds connectors for platforms on the list of Türkiye's Capital Markets Board (SPK) that publish an API. We read the documentation and API terms in Turkish and check them before we quote. Being listed does not mean a platform is authorized.
For fintechs that lack Turkish coverage
Tax tools, portfolio trackers, market data vendors and other fintech products outside Türkiye often stop at global exchanges. Turkish platforms take separate work: their signing rules, symbols, limits and documentation differ from each other and from global APIs, and a library may not cover them. CCXT's README, read on 3 November 2026, lists BtcTurk but not Paribu or Bitlo.
Our guide to Turkish crypto exchange APIs compares base URLs, signing and published limits from the official documents.
What you receive
- A connector for market data, orders and balances, or read-only data if that is all you need
- REST and WebSocket where the platform offers them, with rate-limit handling, error and retry logic
- A test report covering failure cases
- Technical documentation
Platforms we can work with
We can work with platforms on SPK's list that offer an API. SPK marks that list as provisional and says being on it does not mean a firm is authorized. These three appeared on the list when we read it on 4 November 2026, with official API documentation read on 3 November 2026. They are examples, not recommendations, and not finished connectors.
BtcTurk
REST and WebSocket, with limits published per endpoint. docs.btcturk.com (opens in a new tab)
Paribu
REST, plus a WebSocket API its documentation labels beta. Its terms of use, read in November 2026, restrict automated programs without prior written permission, so that has to be settled before any order-sending work. docs.paribu.com/api (opens in a new tab)
Bitlo
Public and private REST and a public WebSocket; keys are requested from its support. Its framework agreement, read in November 2026, bars trading with bots or similar automated tools, so we would scope read-only data unless Bitlo agrees otherwise in writing. docs.bitlo.com (opens in a new tab)
The list and its notes change. We check SPK's list (opens in a new tab) again before quoting.
What is checked first
The platform's API terms
Each platform's API terms are checked for your use before we quote. Some agreements restrict commercial, SaaS or third-party use without the platform's written approval. If yours does, we say so first.
What your product does
Read-only data for your own users is a different case from sending orders. We need to know who holds the account, who writes the rules and who the software serves.
Your legal position
A connector does not change it. Under Article 99/A of Capital Markets Law No. 6362, activity by foreign crypto asset platforms aimed at residents of Türkiye counts as unauthorized. Whether your product may serve people in Türkiye is a question for your lawyer.
Questions about Turkish connectors
Are these ready-made connectors?
No. Each connector is built for your use and your platform. Technical limits and API terms are checked before we quote.
Does being on SPK's list mean a platform is licensed?
No. SPK marks the list as provisional and states that being listed does not mean a firm has been authorized.
Can a connector be read-only?
Yes. A connector can use read permissions only, which suits reporting and portfolio tracking. We do not ask for withdrawal rights in any case.
Can you work in English if the platform's documents are in Turkish?
Yes. Fincode is based in Istanbul and reads the Turkish documents and terms directly. Your brief and our replies can be in English.
How is the price set?
You get a written proposal with work items, dates and cost before work starts. Fees depend on scope and effort, not on trading volume or results.
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Need Turkish coverage?
Tell us which platform you need, what your product does and your timeline. Fincode is a software company and does not provide investment advice, portfolio management or crypto asset services. Trades can lose money.