Cashless Payments at Gas Stations Reach 41.9% in Uzbekistan

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — According to the Central Bank of Uzbekistan, cashless payments at gas stations continue to increase their share in overall revenue.

As of 1–2 April 2026, cashless receipts accounted for 41.9% of the total volume, with the average daily revenue in March reaching 102.6 billion soums, of which 58.1% was received in cash.

On 1 April, gas stations recorded receipts of 93.2 billion soums, and on 2 April — 152.6 billion soums. More than 90% of one-day cashless transactions were made using active bank cards, including QR-code payments, confirming the growth of digital and online card usage.

Breakdown by type of cashless payment is as follows: QR-codes — 8.2 billion soums on 1 April and 7.7 billion soums on 2 April; instant cards — 1.6 billion soums and 3.6 billion soums; fuel cards — 2.4 billion soums and 2.5 billion soums; standard bank cards — 80.9 billion soums and 138.6 billion soums, respectively.

Banks and payment organizations continue to implement promotions, cashback programs, and new payment instruments, including instant and specialized cards.

Users can contact bank and payment company call centers for consultations on payments and banking services.