The banking sector is entering a brand new era with e-Receipt. The e-Receipt application, which will replace paper receipts, is defined as the electronic version of the receipt showing the summary of payment transactions made in banks or receivables and credit transactions.
E-Receipt, which came into our lives with the Communiqué No. 509 published by the Revenue Administration, is not a new document type and has the same legal qualifications as the paper receipt document.
Before e-Receipt, receipts requested from official institutions and organizations had to be submitted in hard copy, and receipts prepared electronically did not have official validity. With the transition to e-Receipt, electronic receipts prepared according to the standards specified in the Communiqué will be accepted and processed by official institutions and organizations.
In summary, it will be possible to issue it electronically as an electronic document by the banks participating in the e-Receipt application, to transmit it to the addressee in electronic or paper form upon request, and to keep and present it electronically. It allows electronically querying and verification of e-receipts from the Presidency's systems using the QR code or barcode on them.