Central Asian Mobile Applications: Updates and New Features Released in July

Digital solutions are actively developing in Central Asia, offering both completely new applications and updates to existing services. Below are the latest releases already available to users.

Kazakhstan

QazETA
The QazETA app for foreigners combines digital government services, tourism services, and information on transport, business, and safety in a single interface. The app will simplify entry, accommodation, and conducting business in the country. From autumn 2025, it will be supplemented with ETA and E-residency features, enabling users to open a business without personal presence.

For Android users

Snapsnob
The Snapsnob app for iOS allows for convenient sorting and organizing of photos. Using simple gestures, users can quickly browse photos: swiping right saves the photo, swiping left sends it to the trash, and double-tapping adds the image to favorites.

For iOS users

Talap Academy
A free Flutter-based platform for preparing for the National Testing Center (ENT). Students can take practice tests, earn internal bonuses, and exchange them for products from Talap Academy. An AI mentor and career counselor will soon be available in the mobile version.

For iOS users

eGov Update
Now, employees of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan can obtain a certificate of employment online—a new service available on the eGov.kz portal, which can be processed in just a few minutes. A new digital service has also appeared for guardians and custodians: permission to manage the property and payments of wards can now be obtained directly within the app.

For iOS users
For Android users

ForteApp Update
ForteApp has introduced new convenient features: users can now pay for purchases using Kaspi QR directly from the app, as well as buy train tickets with just a couple of clicks. This complements existing capabilities such as quick payments, transfers, currency exchange, deposits, and card management.

For iOS users
For Android users

Halyk Kazakhstan Update
The Halyk Kazakhstan app has introduced a new digital service called "Law and Order," allowing users to report offenses to the police directly. Instead of calling 102, users can now quickly submit an online application for six types of incidents, attaching photos—all through the "Government Services" section.

For iOS users
For Android users

Amian Update
In Kazakhstan, the state program for cashback on fiscal receipts has expanded: users can now receive a 2% cashback on taxi rides, including services like Yandex Go. It is enough to save the fiscal receipt and upload it through the free Amian app to not only get part of the money back but also participate in prize draws.

For iOS users
For Android users

Kyrgyzstan

Tunduk Update
The OSAGO (compulsory motor third-party liability insurance) policy is now available in digital format in the Tunduk app—it can be viewed and presented directly from a smartphone in the "Digital Documents" section, freeing car owners from the need to carry a paper version.

For iOS users
For Android users

Uzbekistan

InfinBANK Update
InfinBANK, together with Kwikpay, has launched an updated international money transfer service—users can now send money to Russia, Armenia, and other countries without commission.

For iOS users
For Android users

Paynet Update

Paynet announced a major update to its mobile application. Users will have access to five new services: purchasing investment gold, installment plans for goods, legal cryptocurrency transactions, cross-border transfers, and cash withdrawals through agency points.

For iOS users
For Android users