Designed to enhance the consumer credit card experience, Osmon Card provides rapid approval, free issuance and delivery, a 55-day interest-free period, and competitive APR and minimum payment requirements.
This new revolving credit product is poised to play a pivotal role in expanding TBC UZ’s digital banking ecosystem, which includes the Payme digital payments app and the Payme Nasiya instalment credit service. The launch aims to strengthen customer engagement, foster loyalty, and simplify access to complementary financial services.
Osmon Card’s debut follows TBC UZ’s recent launch of the Salom Card, a flagship debit card serving as a gateway to its broader ecosystem. These developments reflect TBC UZ’s ongoing efforts to broaden its offerings and bring world-class financial services to Uzbekistan’s growing, tech-savvy population.
2024 has been a milestone year for TBC UZ, marked by securing USD 105 million in wholesale funding from global institutions. This includes a USD 40 million loan from FMO, USD 25 million in debt financing from BlueOrchard, and USD 10 million from the EBRD, among others. Additionally, TBC UZ issued its first local-currency bond.
TBC Bank Uzbekistan continues to grow as a digital banking ecosystem in Central Asia, leveraging a consumer lending-led strategy and a purpose-built tech stack. With 17 million registered users and record profitability achieved just two years post-launch, the bank remains committed to driving financial inclusion and innovation in Uzbekistan.
TBC Uzbekistan operates as part of London-listed TBC Bank Group and leads Central Asia in digital banking. Its ecosystem encompasses TBC UZ, Payme, and Payme Nasiya, catering to individuals and businesses alike. Rated ‘BB-’ by Fitch with a Stable Outlook, the bank’s rapid growth and profitability underscore its role as a regional fintech leader.
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