Halkbank is supporting 50 merchants in Bitola, North Macedonia, by providing modern, cost-free digital payment solutions to enhance their business operations.

A US federal judge has dismissed a case against Turkish bank Halkbank, which had been accused of violating US sanctions against Tehran between 2012 and 2016.

The sentencing for Reza Zarrab in the Halkbank scandal, which involved the Turkish state bank allegedly helping Iran evade sanctions, is scheduled for July 14, marking a significant development in a politically charged case between the US and Turkey.

Halkbank AD Skopje has completed a new recapitalization of €40 million, bringing its total assets to €2.15 billion and total capital to €412 million. This strategic investment signals growth and stability for the bank.

Halkbank has issued a warning about a malicious online campaign that attempts to trick users into providing their payment card details and personal information. The bank clarifies that the fraudulent survey is not associated with Halkbank and urges the public to be vigilant.

Halkbank has launched the Mastercard Debit Junior, a new product designed to teach children financial responsibility in the era of digital payments, offering a balance of learning freedom and parental oversight.

Shares of Turkish lender Halkbank rallied following a deal with the United States that resolved a long-running case involving Iran sanctions-busting, reportedly facilitated by Turkey's role in arranging a Gaza ceasefire.

Turkey's state-owned Halkbank has reached a settlement in a US criminal case concerning allegations of violating sanctions against Iran.

Halkbank is extending its support for the Macedonian cultural scene, backing events such as the Ohrid Beach Film Fest, Galichnik Film Fest, and Makedox.

A US judge formally dismissed the criminal indictment against Turkey's state-owned Halkbank. The dismissal concludes a long-standing legal case against the public lender.

The United States has requested a judge to terminate the case against Turkish state-owned Halkbank, which is accused of helping Iran evade US sanctions.

Halkbank has been recognized with a sustainable development award for its "HalkEko" platform and "Million Seedlings" initiative, demonstrating its commitment to community and future generations.

Halkbank has launched a new service offering clients integrated access to local, regional, and global capital markets for foreign investments, providing support, security, and expertise.

Halkbank is continuing its "One Million Saplings in 5 Years" initiative by planting an additional 215,000 trees. The action aims to revitalize burnt areas, restore forest resources, and increase greenery, contributing to the preservation of natural resources and improving the environment.

The United States is moving towards settling the long-standing criminal case against Turkish state bank Halkbank, resolving a contentious issue in US-Turkey relations.

Halkbank continues its support for gender equality and women's economic empowerment, recently donating 10,000 Euros to the National Network against Violence against Women and Domestic Violence to directly aid organizations providing assistance and protection.

Halkbank is providing more opportunities for the Macedonian diaspora, including fast and secure transfers in euros via the SEPA payment system, savings options, and digital banking services, emphasizing the importance of reliable and modern banking.

Shares of Türkiye's state lender Halkbank surged nearly 10% amid anticipation that a U.S. case against the bank will conclude by a June deadline.

Fatih Şaşbaz, director of Halkbank, states that green lending is one of the bank's most dynamic segments. He discusses Halkbank's long-term strategy to position itself as an eco-oriented company actively supporting the green transition.

Halkbank has announced its partnership with the Macedonian National Theatre, providing financial support and promoting joint initiatives under the slogan "Culture is Important."

Court papers submitted as part of the agreement with Halkbank, which was accused of doing business with Iranian entities, said Turkey’s assistance “was instrumental” in the Israel-Hamas cease-fire.

Halkbank has introduced Halk Mobile POS, a new digital solution that transforms smartphones or tablets into secure payment tools for businesses, usable in stores, on the field, at events, or during client deliveries.