Payment cards · Uzbekistan

NBU Mastercard Gold ✓

Uzbekistan · Payment cards · Mastercard / EMV / Contactless / Chip & PIN · Debit
DebitMastercardEMVContactlessChip & PIN
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Card typePayment cards
TechnologyMastercard / EMV / Contactless / Chip & PIN
Last verifiedAugust 2026

A Mastercard Gold debit card with PayPass contactless payments and worldwide offers. The image is the official product photo in NBU's current online catalogue; issued designs may change.

Key features

Key features
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Physical cardPhysical card supported
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Apple WalletNot supported
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Google WalletNot supported
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RechargeableNot supported
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RefundableNot supported
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MastercardMastercard / EMV / Contactless / Chip & PIN

Card information

CountryUzbekistan
Card typePayment cards
TechnologyMastercard / EMV / Contactless / Chip & PIN
CurrencyUZS, USD
Physical card✓ Yes
Apple Wallet✗ No
Google Wallet✗ No
Rechargeable✗ No
Refundable✗ No

Fees

Free / No fee information

How to get it

Apply online after identification in the Milliy app and collect the physical card as the bank instructs; virtual cards can be opened in the app. Fees and documents may differ for residents and non-residents.

Fee details

This card is free or fee information is unavailable.

How to get it

Apply online after identification in the Milliy app and collect the physical card as the bank instructs; virtual cards can be opened in the app. Fees and documents may differ for residents and non-residents.

Where to use

Suited to merchant purchases, ATM withdrawals, transfers and online transactions on networks that support the card; use abroad depends on the card network, currency and the bank's real-time risk rules.

Top-up methods

The debit card is not a standalone stored-value product; funds come from the corresponding NBU card account, which you can fund via Milliy, bank transfer or other deposit channels the bank supports.

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