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Wolt Delivery Service to Cease Operations in Uzbekistan from 5 March 2026

Wolt Delivery Service to Cease Operations in Uzbekistan from 5 March 2026
Wolt Delivery Service to Cease Operations in Uzbekistan from 5 March 2026

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — International platform Wolt has announced it will be shutting down its operations in Uzbekistan from March 2026. As stated in the service's app, from March 5 users will no longer be able to place orders through Wolt.

"The last day of service will be 4 March 2026. Until then, customers may continue placing orders from restaurants, grocery stores, and retail partners," the company said in its announcement.

Wolt emphasized that its primary focus has always been on providing quality service to customers, partners, and couriers. However, following an analysis of market conditions, the company concluded that exiting Uzbekistan is the most justified course of action.

Customers with unused gift cards or credits are advised to use them before 4 March 2026. Any remaining balances, as well as unused portions of Wolt+ subscriptions, will be automatically refunded to the primary payment method on file. Users who have not yet added a payment method are advised to do so before 8:00 PM on 4 March 2026.

Askar Yakubov
Askar Yakubov

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