Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — The Tashkent Stock Exchange has updated its official website, uzse.uz.
The changes cover the website’s design, navigation and technical infrastructure. The update marks the first stage in developing a new digital portal for the exchange, with plans to expand its functionality through electronic services for investors, issuers and professional market participants.
The updated website features a revised information structure tailored to the needs of different user groups. This is intended to make it easier to find relevant information and improve the overall user experience.
The technical infrastructure has also been optimised. The exchange has introduced a server-side caching system, reduced unnecessary database requests and strengthened protection against automated bot traffic. According to a test conducted using the Check-Host service, the homepage response time was less than one second.
The exchange has now begun developing a new digital portal. The project is expected to retain the information structure and navigation principles of the updated website while adding new tools and electronic services.
For investors, the planned features include personal accounts, virtual investment portfolios, tools for analysing shares and bonds, and investment return calculators. These services are intended to enable users to access information and carry out financial calculations digitally.
For issuers and professional market participants, the exchange plans to introduce electronic applications for securities listing, tools for modelling securities issues and electronic services related to initial placements.
Cybersecurity and data protection are also key considerations in developing the new portal. The system architecture will include measures to restrict unauthorised automated requests and ensure secure integration with external information systems.
The website update is part of the Tashkent Stock Exchange’s ongoing efforts to develop its digital infrastructure.
The new portal is intended to broaden access to exchange services, simplify interaction among market participants and provide additional tools for analysing financial data and making investment decisions.
