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Data transfer policy

Last updated: 20 July 2026

This is a translation provided for convenience; the Turkish version is the governing version.

This policy explains the principles relating to the transfer of personal data domestically and abroad, within the framework of Law No. 6698 and the current secondary legislation. In most international engagements, data is assessed simultaneously under both the Turkish data protection regime and the European Union General Data Protection Regulation.

Legal framework of transfer

The transfer of personal data is carried out on the basis of the provisions of the Law relating to transfer and the current secondary legislation. Domestic transfers are made where the processing conditions exist and on a purpose-limited basis.

Transfer abroad is carried out directly to countries for which an adequacy decision exists; where none exists, it is carried out on condition that appropriate safeguards prescribed by the legislation, such as a standard contract or binding corporate rules, are provided and, where necessary, notification is made to the Board.

Parties to the transfer

Data may be transferred to the Zoho platforms for customer and candidate relationship management, to the hosting and infrastructure service provider, and, within the scope of intra-group delivery coordination, to the relevant Corpshore entities, in the capacity of data processor or joint data controller and under appropriate safeguards.

Transferred data is limited to the transfer purpose and recipients are obliged to process it in accordance with the data controller's instructions and contractual obligations.

Application together with GDPR

In customer engagements involving data subjects located in the European Union, the transfer is assessed under both the Law and the General Data Protection Regulation. In this case, the transfer mechanisms required by both regimes are applied together and the transfer position is documented before the contract.

Data residency

When a customer or public engagement requires processing to remain within Türkiye, hosting and processing are configured in accordance with this requirement and the configuration is documented. For customers who request it, all processing may be kept within the country.

These documents are drafted to a professional standard and will be reviewed by Turkish legal counsel before going live. They are not legal advice.