11 December 14:56
Purchases of housing and cars in Uzbekistan to become cashless starting from 1 AprilUzbekistan will ban purchasing real estate and cars with cash. According to a presidential decree, from 1 April, such transactions must be made via bank cards or electronic payment systems. Payments over 25 million soums (approximately $2,080) and others will also move to a cashless form.
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