AK Party Deputy Chairman Ömer İleri has announced that provisions regarding crypto assets within a draft law currently under discussion in the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) will be amended. The announcement, made via social media on March 25, 2026, indicates that the government is responding to public concerns by revising the relevant articles through amendment proposals.
İleri stated, "Our work continues to reorganize some articles regarding crypto assets in the draft law we are discussing in the General Assembly of the TBMM, by submitting amendment proposals, taking into account the sensitivities that have arisen in the public." The goal is to create a more comprehensive regulatory framework that balances investor protection, market security, and sectoral development.
The proposed legal revisions are being closely monitored by investors and industry representatives in Turkey, where cryptocurrency adoption is significant. Experts emphasize that the final shape of these regulations is critically important for the future of the domestic crypto market and could directly impact Turkey's position in the global digital finance sector.
İleri's statements confirm that the final version of the bill is not yet finalized, revealing an ongoing consultation process. Discussions in Parliament are expected to continue in the coming days, with the final regulatory text to be shared with the public upon completion.
