Contacts
Mobile apps
Services
- Currency exchange
- International transfers
- Open a card online
- Deposits
- Car loans
- Microloans
- Business banking
Cards
- Visa
- Mastercard
- Humo
- Uzcard
Money transfer systems
- Zolotaya Korona
- AstraSend
- UPT
- MoneySend
About the bank
ANOR BANK JSC presents itself as the first digital bank in Uzbekistan. It was founded in 2020: registered by the Central Bank on 22 August 2020, with its first online service launched in September 2020; the current licence is No. 87 of 15 September 2025. The head office is in Tashkent’s Yashnabad district on Shahrisabz Street. According to the website (as of 31 March 2026), the share capital is 850 billion soums; 50 % of the shares belong to the non-resident company Bekamin B.V. and 49.4 % to one individual. The Central Bank lists the bank among private banks.
Services are delivered mainly through the mobile app and a 24-hour contact centre; instead of traditional branches the bank runs sales offices in the regions — 18 as of October 2026, in Tashkent, every regional capital, Nukus, Chirchik, Angren, Kokand and Urgut. Products include Uzcard, Humo, Visa (Classic, Infinite) and Mastercard (World Elite, Milliy) cards, the multi-currency ANOR BLACK card, deposits, microloans and microcredits, car loans and the ANOR nasiya instalment card; businesses get account services, acquiring, loans, deposits and internet banking.
For travellers
Currency exchange is available at exchange desks in the sales offices and through the AnorEx service in the app; the website shows rates by city. International transfers: Zolotaya Korona, Astrasend (collected at cash desks or in the app), UPT (sending abroad from the app), MoneySend, and SWIFT transfers to bank accounts in US dollars, euros, roubles, yuan and lira. Cards are ordered in the app and delivered by courier. The website gives no specific information about foreign cards at the bank’s ATMs or accounts for non-residents. Offices work seven days a week: weekdays 9:00–18:00, Saturday and Sunday 9:00–17:00; short number 1290.
Fees, rates and opening hours can change — check the bank’s website or call its short number.