9 FinTech startups from Central Asia

We have compiled a selection of promising and successful startups from Central Asian countries operating in the field of financial technology.

Kazakhstan

Biometric

Biometric uses biometric technologies to recognize, extract, and process human faces for registration and/or identification in mobile applications, ATMs, and software programs.

Bueno

Bueno is a startup that offers a suite of financial tools: B2B installment plans that expand customer capabilities while simultaneously increasing sales, working cashback systems, and treasury services.

Lendingstar

Lendingstar is a financial platform where small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can sell their accounts receivable and obtain affordable financing.

Paloma365

Paloma365 is software for automating, managing, and controlling sales and inventory accounting.

Kyrgyzstan

Namba One 

Namba One is a super app that aggregates a wide variety of services for everyday needs, from taxi hailing to purchasing airline tickets.

Behavox

Behavox is a startup specializing in natural language algorithm management and data lakes that monitor and store electronic and voice communications for major banks.

Uzbekistan

IMAN Invest 

IMAN Invest is an Islamic finance fintech startup operating according to AAOIFI standards.

ZoodPay

ZoodPay is an ecosystem that enables over 300,000,000 consumers and 5,000,000 merchants in 6 countries to access financing through innovative sales channels.

Depozit.uz

Depozit.uz develops a fintech platform—a universal superstore for microloans and other financial products, as well as financial advisory services.