Biometric, Appboxo, and other startups from Central Asia that have recently attracted investments

We have gathered startups that managed to attract investments.

Kazakh startup Biometric attracted $600,000 in investments for international expansion

Alibek Narimbay is an experienced startup founder. He is the creator of commercially successful applications OK Auto and Realtor24.kz.

After leaving these projects, in early 2018, the Kazakh entrepreneur founded the startup Biometric, which uses biometric technologies to recognize, extract, and process human faces for registration and/or identification in mobile applications, ATMs, and software.

The startup attracted $600,000 in investments to enter other international markets.

Startup company TASS Vision Inc received $100,000 in investments

Shakhzod Umirzakov is the founder and co-founder of the startup company TASS Vision Inc. Recently, he became the winner of the venture fund and startup accelerator 500Global competition held in Georgia, receiving $100,000 in investments. TASS Vision Inc. is the first startup from Uzbekistan in the history of 500Global to receive funding.

Startup Tahrirchi attracted $50,000

Mukhammadsaid Mamasaidov's startup, named Tahrirchi, participated in the IT Park mGowAward competition, took first place, and managed to attract $50,000 in investments.

Startup Appboxo attracted $7 million in investments

Kyrgyz startup Appboxo, founded by Kanietat Raeva and Nursultan Keneshbekov, attracted $7,000,000 from the British venture fund RTP Global.

Subsequently, Appboxo received investments from Antler, 500 Southeast Asia, SciFi VC, Gradient Ventures, as well as from business angels Huey Lin and Kayvon Deldar.