Your local setup is fine for Turkey. It is rarely enough for global software sales.
The real friction starts at checkout and payouts. International buyers expect familiar payment methods, subscription logic that actually works, and a clean payment flow. On the business side, tax, liability, disputes, and payout routing add another layer of complexity.
- global customers drop off when payment methods feel unfamiliar or fail
- subscriptions and renewals break more easily than one-time payments
- opening a company abroad is slow, expensive, and operationally heavy
- teams want payouts in TRY or USDT, not trapped in a fragmented structure