The platform’s new DeFi section functions as an interface for onchain activity, allowing users to trade with their existing balances. By utilizing passkeys and recovery tools instead of standard seed phrases, Paribu aims to capture Türkiye’s retail market, which recorded $40 billion in crypto volume during the first quarter of 2026. According to TRM Labs, this figure represents a 7% year-over-year increase, contrasting with an 11% decline in global retail volume.
Integration with Hyperliquid enables users to trade perpetual contracts that settle on the protocol’s decentralized blockchain while maintaining self-custody of their positions. Simultaneously, the inclusion of Polymarket marks the first time Turkish users have gained native access to such prediction markets. Paribu maintains a curated approach to these listings, reviewing individual contracts for liquidity and risk profiles before they appear in the interface.
Beyond crypto and DeFi, the firm is positioning itself to become an all-in-one financial dashboard. Its brokerage arm has already secured establishment authorization from the Capital Markets Board of Türkiye and is currently awaiting an operating license to facilitate equity trading. Once approved, the app will enable direct access to the NYSE, Nasdaq, and Borsa Istanbul. CEO Yasin Oral noted that the company is currently accepting sign-ups for its stock-trading waitlist, signaling an aggressive push to consolidate digital assets, yield products, and traditional equities under a single user account.
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