Mobile Applications of Central Eurasia: Updates and New Features Released in April 2026

In April, several notable updates to mobile applications were released in Central Eurasian countries — ranging from digital government services to media and travel.

Armenia

Yes Parking
A new mobile application for paying parking fees has launched in Yerevan. The service allows drivers to pay for parking directly from a linked bank card, without the need to top up their phone balance. The app serves as an alternative to SMS payments and simplifies the payment process for users.

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Azerbaijan

SIMA İmza Update
The SIMA İmza app has expanded its capabilities for working with tax services. Users can now file tax returns for free, submit applications, check documents, and perform other operations directly through the app. All main tax services are available in one place, eliminating the need to visit service centers or use additional devices.

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Birbank Invest Update
The Birbank Invest app now includes a new feature that allows users to directly purchase PASHA Bank shares during its IPO via the mobile application. This enables individuals and legal entities to participate in the share offering, track investments, and execute transactions without contacting brokers or visiting offline platforms. The update expands the app’s capabilities as an investment tool and simplifies access to the stock market.

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Kazakhstan

Aneesa
A new AI-powered mobile application that helps analyze relationships and make decisions. Users can upload chats, events, and messages, and the app analyzes behavior, signals, communication pauses, and relationship dynamics, offering possible scenarios and action options. This is not therapy, but a tool for understanding the situation and making data-driven decisions.

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Kaspi.kz Update
The Kaspi.kz app now features a “Split the Bill” function. Users can now split payments among multiple people: after making a payment, a link or request is generated that can be sent to other participants, who then transfer their share of the amount directly within the app. This function simplifies shared expenses, such as at cafes, during trips, or when paying for joint purchases.

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Freedom Update
The Freedom app now displays documents on the main screen. Users can now find and open important documents faster without navigating to separate sections, simplifying navigation and access to key data within the app.

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AdiletGov Update
The AdiletGov mobile app has updated its functionality for working with enforcement proceedings. Users can check themselves against the debtor registry, track the status of enforcement documents, receive rulings via QR code, and check travel restrictions directly within the app. The update aims to simplify access to legal information and services without needing to visit justice authorities.

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Kyrgyzstan 

Tunduk Update
A new online vehicle registration feature has launched in Kyrgyzstan, available through digital platforms including the Tunduk app. Users can now complete transactions, register vehicles, and submit documents entirely online, without mandatory visits to government agencies. The pilot project runs from April 1 until the end of 2026 and aims to simplify procedures and speed up vehicle registration.

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Uzbekistan

AvtoRaqam
A new mobile application launched in Uzbekistan for purchasing and booking vehicle license plates. Through the app, users can participate in online auctions, select plates, and pay for them directly from their smartphones, without needing to use the website or visit offline locations. The service simplifies the process of buying “premium” plates and moves the entire process into a digital format.

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Click Update
The Click app has updated its financial functions related to bank cards. Users can now top up Visa Sum cards and transfer money to them directly within the app, without using third-party services. The update simplifies transfers and expands the capabilities for working with bank cards within the Click ecosystem.

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Uzcard Update
The Uzcard system has updated the rules for automatic deductions from bank cards. Now, when debts are deducted, a minimum non-withdrawable balance must remain on the card — at least 3 BRV (Basic Calculation Index). Deductions will only occur from the amount exceeding this threshold, meaning the balance can no longer be automatically reduced to zero. This change aims to protect users and prevent complete depletion of funds from the card.

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Paynet Update
The Paynet payment system has launched an updated official website as part of the Paynet 2.0 development strategy. The update includes a completely redesigned interface, a new navigation structure, and an improved search system to help users more easily find the company’s services and products. Paynet continues to develop its ecosystem of digital payment services, making the interface more user-friendly and modern.

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Apex Update
The Apex app has launched a new feature for ordering a “gold number” for UZCARD cards. Users can now personalize their card number by choosing their own digit combination or selecting from available options. The feature is designed for convenience and customization of bank cards, while the system operates within technical limitations and load constraints to avoid disrupting the main card issuance process.

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