A non-standard payment the bank can verify — structure, contracts and file under one manager
Some payments do not fit a standard invoice-and-transfer: a third party pays, a claim is assigned, an agent stands between buyer and seller, goods never enter Türkiye, or the purpose is unusual. We design the structure, prepare the contract chain and the file the bank expects, agree it with the bank before money moves and stay with the payment until it is credited.
Exact fee is fixed in the contract after a short clarification of the task.
Who this is for
A company whose payment the bank returned or froze
The transfer came back or is on hold because the purpose, the payer or the documents did not match what the bank expected, and you need it to pass the second time.
A trader with a third party in the chain
The payer is not the buyer, the recipient is not the seller, or the goods move between two other countries. The bank wants every link explained and documented.
A group settling debts across entities and countries
A receivable has to be assigned, set off or collected through another company, and each step must be valid under the contract law and clear to every bank involved.
What you have at the end
You have a payment that is credited, and a file that explains it: a short structure memo, the signed contract chain (sale, agency, assignment or set-off agreement, as the case requires), invoices and transport or customs documents where they exist, a cover letter in Turkish for the bank, the bank’s confirmation and a closed record for your accountant. If the same structure repeats, you have templates and a checklist for the next payments.
What is included
- Review of the task: parties, countries, currencies, goods or services, what the bank already asked
- Structure memo: which contracts are needed, who pays whom, what each bank will see
- Contract chain drafted with your lawyer: sale, agency, assignment of claim, set-off, addenda
- Wording of the payment purpose and the documents that support it
- Bank file: cover letter in Turkish, contracts, invoices, transport or customs documents, ownership data
- Pre-clearance with the bank before the transfer is sent or received
- Counterparty check before signing: registry, sanctions lists, bank details
- Follow-up until the payment is credited, with written answers to every bank query
- Closing file for your SMMM: what was paid, on which basis, with which documents
How the work runs
Day 1 · Task and documents
You describe the payment, the parties and what has already happened. We collect the existing contracts, invoices and bank letters and tell you whether the task can be structured and what it requires.
Days 2–4 · Structure memo
You receive a short memo: the proposed chain, the contracts to sign, the wording of the purpose, the documents for each bank and the points your lawyer and accountant must confirm.
Contracts and file
The contracts are drafted and signed, translations and apostilles are arranged where needed, and the bank file is assembled with a cover letter in Turkish.
Pre-clearance and transfer
The file goes to the bank before the money moves. We answer the compliance questions in writing, and the transfer is sent or released once the bank confirms.
Closing
You receive the bank confirmation, the closed file for your accountant and, for repeating structures, templates for the next payments.
How it is structured
| Executes the transfer and decides whether to credit, hold or return it | The banks of the parties and their compliance units |
| Legal opinion on the contracts and on sanctions and foreign-exchange rules | Your lawyer |
| Bookkeeping, VAT and withholding treatment of the structure | Your SMMM or YMM |
| Customs declarations, where goods are involved | Your licensed customs broker |
| Sign the contracts and remain responsible for their commercial substance | You and your counterparties |
| Designs the structure, prepares the file, agrees it with the bank and follows the payment to the end | ROSTU |
What stays outside the package
- Structures meant to conceal the real payer, the beneficiary or the origin of funds — we do not build them
- The bank’s decision — we prepare, present and follow up; the bank decides
- Legal and tax advice — given by your lawyer and SMMM, whom we work with
- Bank fees, state fees, notary and translation tariffs — paid by you directly
Questions
What counts as a complex payment?
A payment that does not fit one invoice and one transfer between the same two parties: a third party pays, a claim is assigned, an agent or a transit seller stands in the chain, debts are set off, or the purpose is unusual for the bank. The bank asks for the commercial basis and the documents behind every link.
How is the fee set?
By agreement, from 0.5% of the payment amount. It depends on the number of parties and banks, the documents that have to be created and the urgency. The fee is fixed in the contract before work starts; bank fees and state tariffs are separate and paid by you.
Can you promise that the bank will pass the payment?
No one can: the decision belongs to the bank. What we do is remove the usual reasons for a refusal — an unclear purpose, a missing link in the contract chain, documents that contradict each other — and agree the file with the bank before the money moves.
Do you work with any payment?
No. The payment must have a real commercial basis that can be shown to the bank, and the parties must pass a sanctions and registry check. If the purpose of a structure is to hide who pays, who receives or where the funds come from, we decline.
Describe the payment
Who pays whom, for what, in which currency and amount, and what the bank has already said. A manager replies within one business hour with the next step.
- A manager replies within one business hour, Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 İstanbul
- One manager from the first message to the result
- Your details are used only to answer this request (KVKK)
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