Contacts
Mobile apps
Services
- Currency exchange
- International transfers
- Open a card online
- Deposits
- Mortgages
- Car loans
- Microloans
- Business banking
Cards
- Visa
- Mastercard
- Humo
- Uzcard
Money transfer systems
- Zolotaya Korona
- Western Union
- MoneyGram
- Asia Express
- AstraSend
- UPT
About the bank
Turonbank is a joint-stock commercial bank founded on 6 November 1990 and one of the oldest banks in Uzbekistan; since 2007 it has operated as an open joint-stock commercial bank. As of 1 August 2026, the Fund for Reconstruction and Development of Uzbekistan owns 86.71% of the charter capital and the Ministry of Economy and Finance 12.46%, which places the bank in the state-owned group. The head office is on Abay Street in the Shaykhantakhur district of Tashkent.
Turonbank is a universal bank: it offers companies and small businesses settlement services, loans, international credit lines and the Turon Business online bank, and retail customers deposits, microloans, car loans, mortgages (Fayzli Maskan), gold bars and payment cards. According to the official website, 15 banking service centres and 51 banking service offices serve customers in every region. In 2024 the bank signed a transformation agreement with the International Finance Corporation (IFC); S&P Global Ratings has assigned it a B/B rating with a stable outlook.
For travellers
Currency exchange desks operate in the banking service centres and currency terminals in Tashkent; the MyTuron app offers online conversion. International transfers are available through Zolotaya Korona, Western Union, MoneyGram, Asia Express, AstraSend and UPT, as well as via SWIFT. Turonbank issues Humo, Uzcard, Humo-Visa co-badged, Visa (Classic, Gold, Business) and Mastercard (Standard, Gold, Turist.uz co-brand) cards; in the MyTuron app customers can register remotely through MyID, open a Humo Virtual card instantly and order other cards online. Offices are open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 18:00; the call centre number is 1220.
Fees, rates and opening hours can change — check the bank’s website or call its short number.