Takasbank General Manager Avşar Sungurlu stated that Takasbank has an online, real-time integration with the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre.
Takasbank General Manager Avşar Sungurlu, in his statement regarding the Land Registry Clearing e-Government Integration, stating that Takasbank has a real-time integration with the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre, said, “Therefore, Takasbank sees whether the registration process has been completed. As soon as it sees, it transfers the money to the seller’s account. Therefore, there is both a confidence advantage and a serious convenience advantage.” made the statement.
Reminding that fraud or other problems may occur from time to time during the purchase and sale of a house, Sungurlu said: “We occasionally hear about ‘Defrauded’ in the news, forgery incidents and so on. Of course, this is a system that gets in the way. Because how does the system work? e-Government The seller enters the sale, the buyer enters the purchase. The buyer sends the money not to the seller, but to Takasbank. Takasbank has an online, real-time integration with the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre. Therefore, Takasbank sees whether the registration process has been completed. As soon as it sees the money in the seller’s account Therefore, it has both the advantage of trust and a serious advantage of convenience. For example, the transaction did not take place in any way, it was canceled, in that case, the money is automatically returned to the buyer’s account. Therefore, it has such an advantage. Apart from that, it is a great convenience to be on e-Government, No registration, membership, etc. is required. it does not matter. The buyer and the seller may have accounts in different banks. They can use them.” Sungurlu said, “We charge a fee of 70 lira on a transaction basis here. This is a symbolic fee, if you consider the amount of real estate. This is a figure set in 2015. No updates for 7 years. We do not intend to do so at this stage. Because what we really want here is that our citizens both have access to this system and use it easily, and it doesn’t cost much,” he said.
