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Ways of Developing Digital Banks (Neobanks) and Increasing Financial Literacy of the Population in Uzbekistan (Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research))

Research paperZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)September 202619 pages29 min readCharos O'roq qizi EshqobulovaOriginal source
Key number
94,2 %
Internet user share in Uzbekistan (Jan-Aug 2025) p.12
Largest segment
Xalq banki
Bank with largest remote banking user base p.14
What changed
93,3 % to 94,2 %
Internet user share growth in Uzbekistan p.12

Summary

  • The share of internet users among the population of Uzbekistan reached 94,2 % in January–August 2025, compared to 93,3 % in 2024.p.12

Key insights

  1. An OECD survey across 39 countries indicated that an average of 40 % of adults purchasing goods online have room to further develop their digital financial literacy skills.p.13
  2. Digital banking transformation extends beyond front-end mobile apps to encompass internal operations, data processing, customer relationship management, and risk governance.p.12
  3. The Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan began building conceptual, institutional, and methodological foundations for financial literacy development in 2019.p.12
  4. Digital banking entities operating in Uzbekistan include TBC Bank, ANOR BANK, and AVO BANK.p.14
  5. Embedding short interactive financial literacy content directly into banking mobile apps supports responsible decision-making before credit origination.p.16

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