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Guides — protecting your brand on Turkish marketplaces

The operational side of being a brand owner on Trendyol, Hepsiburada, Amazon.com.tr, n11 and Çiçeksepeti: what the platforms actually do, what Turkish law actually requires, and how to find out who is selling your products. Practice, not legal advice. Every claim is sourced to a primary Turkish text or the marketplace's own documentation.

18 September 2026 · 13 min

Çiçeksepeti Brand Complaints: What to Do When There Is No Portal (2026)

Çiçeksepeti has no public brand-owner portal. The notary and KEP route produces the same legal effect: the channel, the address and the required elements.

9 September 2026 · 12 min

n11 Brand Protection Centre: Membership and Filing an Infringement Notice (2026)

n11 does not accept direct IP complaints. You join the Brand Protection Centre first: the documents, the address, the KEP alternative and the filing flow.

7 September 2026 · 15 min

How Many Sellers Is Normal on Turkish Marketplaces? A 44-Brand Benchmark (2026)

We scanned 44 brands across five Turkish marketplaces: median 32.5 sellers, middle half 16-41, most fragmented 79. Compare your own number.

7 September 2026 · 13 min

Grey Market and Parallel Imports in Turkey: Why Unauthorised Sellers Are Often Legal (2026)

A seller with no contract with you is usually not infringing. What exhaustion of rights under Turkish IP law means, and what actually removes them.

6 September 2026 · 9 min

Who Is Selling My Brand in Turkey? How to List Every Seller on Trendyol, Hepsiburada, Amazon.com.tr, n11 and Çiçeksepeti (2026)

A step-by-step method for finding every seller of your brand on the five Turkish marketplaces: where the seller identity is visible, how to pin a seller down with Trendyol's merchantId, what the buy box does to your product page, and why a one-off list goes stale in weeks.

6 September 2026 · 5 min

Where to Send an IP Complaint on Turkish Marketplaces: Channels and KEP Addresses (2026)

The rights-holder channel and verified KEP address for each of the five Turkish marketplaces: Trendyol, Hepsiburada, n11, Çiçeksepeti and Amazon.

6 September 2026 · 8 min

Turkey's 48-Hour Marketplace Takedown Rule: How IP Complaints Work on Turkish Platforms (2026)

The Turkish e-commerce regulation gives marketplaces 48 hours to act on a complete IP complaint. What the five mandatory elements are, why an incomplete complaint never starts the clock, how the seller's objection brings a listing back within 24 hours, and the one-shot rule after that.

6 September 2026 · 10 min

Someone Is Selling My Brand on Trendyol: What a Foreign Brand Owner Can Actually Do (2026)

How Trendyol's trademark mechanism really works for brand owners: the 36-hour document rule, the Suppliers I Authorize list, the Authorized Seller badge, notice limits, and why genuine goods sold by a non-dealer are not a takedown case under Turkish law.

6 September 2026 · 9 min

Hepsiburada IP Complaints for Brand Owners: Notary or KEP Only, 48 Hours Down, 24 Hours Back (2026)

How a rights holder files an intellectual-property complaint on Hepsiburada: why the seller portal is closed to brand owners, the KEP address dmarket@hs02.kep.tr, the mandatory elements, the sample declaration templates, the 48-hour removal, the 24-hour republication, and the one-shot rule.

6 September 2026 · 9 min

Amazon Turkey Brand Registry: What Actually Happens After Approval (2026)

Amazon.com.tr Brand Registry for foreign brands: the physical logo requirement that causes most rejections, the three tools you get (Report a Violation, Brand Protection Report, Project Zero), the 90% acceptance threshold for Project Zero, why Transparency is not available in Turkey, and what Amazon will not enforce.