Şekerbank was deemed worthy of an award within the scope of the “Innovators Awards 2026,” organized by Global Finance, one of the leading publications in the financial sector, with its project that enables farmer and tradesman customers to access banking services as customers via Şeker Mobil quickly and easily from wherever they are.
Şekerbank earned the right to receive an award within the scope of the “Innovators Awards 2026” organized by Global Finance, a leading publication in the financial sector where innovative financial solutions are evaluated, with its project that allows farmers and tradesmen to become Şekerbank customers without needing to go to a branch.
Thanks to the solution offered via Şeker Mobil, farmer and tradesman users can carry out their banking transactions faster and more easily as remote customers without needing to submit additional information or documents. During the process, users’ sectoral statuses are determined instantly through online services, and thanks to verifications carried out via the Farmer Registration System (ÇKS) and Revenue Administration (GİB) integrations, users do not need to perform any additional transactions. Thus, while customer acquisition processes through digital channels are facilitated, farmers and tradesmen are provided with access to banking services without needing to leave their workplaces.
Mustafa Çamlar: “We will continue to develop digital solutions aimed at facilitating the banking transactions of our farmers and tradesmen.”
Şekerbank Executive Vice President Responsible for Digital Solutions and Business Banking Mustafa Çamlar stated, “It is of great importance that our farmers and tradesmen can access banking services quickly and easily without leaving their work. Therefore, it is very valuable for us that our Remote Customer Acquisition project, which we developed, was deemed worthy of an award in the field of innovation by Global Finance and that our digital banking services were appreciated on an international scale. In this context, we will continue to develop digital solutions aimed at facilitating the banking transactions of our farmers and tradesmen.”
