Good news for exporters from the Central Bank of Turkey: Increase in the limit of rediscount credits.

Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT) has made a significant decision to increase the limits for rediscount credits aimed at exporting firms. This new practice will come into effect as of November 1, 2025, and will affect the credit limits provided through banks.

CBRT has decided to raise the daily limits for export and foreign currency earning services rediscount credits granted to exporters from 4 billion lira to 4.5 billion lira. This step aims to support foreign currency earning projects and promote exports.

Rediscount credits play a critical role in providing financial liquidity for exporters. These credits, provided both in local currency and in foreign currency, significantly contribute to firms' efforts to enhance their competitiveness in international markets.

Among the reasons behind CBRT's this decision are economic objectives such as increasing Turkey's export capacity and reducing foreign currency liabilities. This situation will effectively meet the financing needs of exporters.

Moreover, the increase in rediscount credits is expected to create supply in the market and have a supportive effect on economic growth. Exporting firms will have the opportunity to utilize this support to achieve more exports and enhance their competitiveness in the global market.