HumoUzbekistan's second scheme, created by the central bank to break Uzcard's monopoly and later privatized. In July 2025 it announced a token backed by government bonds, an initiative to watch.National Interbank Processing Centre LLC (the state's stake was sold to Paynet in 2025) · since 2018More than 27 million cards issued, more than 210,000 terminals, and more than 6,400 ATMs (Humo, 2025). Paynet won the privatization of the state's stake for US$65 million in January 2025 (Gazeta.uz).
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Uzbekistan Payment systems
2 systems listed.
This country doesn’t have a written market analysis yet: e-commerce shares, regulator, and key players are still to be documented. The systems below, however, are verified.
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Card schemes
UzcardUzbekistan’s incumbent and dominant card scheme. Until 2023, an Uzcard holder could not withdraw cash at a Humo ATM, an example of a non-interoperable duopoly broken up under regulatory pressure.Common Republican Processing Centre LLC