Who you are dealing with.
Attestkeep is a product name, not a company name. The party that licenses the software to you, answers a legal notice and stands behind the agreements is named on this page, with the registration details that make it identifiable.
Last updated 27 August 2026
Registered details
Attestkeep is operated as a sole trader registered in Türkiye. There is no holding company between the product and the person named here: the licence you buy is granted by this business, and the agreements on this site are entered into with it.
| Trading name | Attestkeep |
|---|---|
| Registered name | Arif Hacı Bayram Kurnaz |
| Legal form | Sole trader (şahıs işletmesi), Türkiye |
| Registered address | Dörtyol Küme Evleri No: 369, İç Kapı No: 3, Işıklar, Merkez, Çanakkale, Türkiye |
| Tax registration | Çanakkale Tax Office · Tax no 13004922360 |
| Field of activity | Computer programming (NACE 62.10) |
Getting in touch
Four addresses, and they are read by the same small team. Use whichever fits; nothing is lost by picking the wrong one.
| Legal notices, contracts, invoicing | legal@attestkeep.com |
|---|---|
| Support and pre-sales | support@attestkeep.com |
| Security reports | security@attestkeep.com, see the disclosure policy |
| Telephone | +90 541 546 34 58 |
Written notice under the terms of service reaches us by e-mail at the legal address above. Post sent to the registered address reaches us too, but it is slower and we will reply by e-mail.
Who sells and who invoices
Payments are processed by Paddle.com Market Ltd acting as merchant of record. Paddle is the seller on your invoice, collects and remits VAT for your jurisdiction and holds the payment details; we never see a card number. The licence itself is granted by the business named above, and support is ours.
In practice that means an invoice from Paddle and a licence from us, for one purchase. Billing questions can go to either party — anything about the invoice itself is Paddle's to answer, and we pass it on if it reaches us first.
Which document applies
- Terms of service — the licence: what you may do with the software, what we owe you, liability and termination.
- Distance sales agreement — the purchase itself: price, delivery of the key, cancellation and withdrawal.
- Billing and refunds — the same commercial ground in plain words, for reading rather than signing.
- Privacy notice — what we hold about you and why.
- Cookie notice — what these pages store on your device, which is almost nothing.
- Sub-processors — the three companies that touch any of it, named.
- Data processing terms — the DPA your procurement asks for, already accepted.
Where the plain-language pages and the agreements disagree, the agreements are the ones that bind. That is not a trick; it is why they are written separately.