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Reporting guide · 🇹🇷 Turkey

How to report a crypto scam in Turkey

Act fast. Contact your bank immediately to try to stop the transfer, report via CİMER (ALO 150), and file a formal criminal complaint with the Public Prosecutor.

Report online — the fastest step

Report through two tracks at once: CİMER (ALO 150 or cimer.gov.tr) to trigger official action, and a formal criminal complaint (şikayet / suç duyurusu) at the Public Prosecutor's office or nearest police station. Report the fraudulent website to USOM to get it blocked.

CİMER: ALO 150. Police emergency: 155.

Who to report to in Turkey

Check before you pay

Before investing, confirm the broker/platform appears on the SPK's licensed-institutions list — unlicensed forex/leveraged trading is illegal in Turkey, so a firm not on the list is a red flag. Report unlicensed activity to the SPK.

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Where to get help & support

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Turkey-specific things to know

⚠️ Beware "recovery" services. Anyone who contacts you promising to get your money back for an upfront fee is almost always a second scam. See the red flags →

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