A service for transfers to HUMO and UZCARD cards has been launched in the US.

A new digital service has launched in the United States, enabling direct money transfers to HUMO and UZCARD bank cards, which are part of Uzbekistan's national payment systems.

This innovative service was developed based on the uPay.net fintech platform, founded in New York by Uzbek entrepreneurs Khusrav Makhmudov and Akmal Abdullaev. The platform is primarily aimed at Uzbek citizens living and working in the United States who maintain financial ties with their families back home.

Until now, uPay.net users could remotely pay for mobile phone service, internet, utilities, and other services in Uzbekistan. Now, the platform's functionality has been expanded, allowing users to send money directly to HUMO and UZCARD cards.

According to the developers, all transactions are conducted digitally. When launching the service, special attention was paid to transaction security, compliance with financial legislation in both the US and Uzbekistan, and the creation of the necessary banking, technological, and compliance infrastructure.

Project representatives are also actively collaborating with the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in New York and compatriot organizations to address the needs of the Uzbek diaspora and develop digital financial services.

The launch of transfers from the US is the first stage of the project. Future plans include expanding the service's geographic reach, integrating new financial instruments, and offering additional solutions for individuals from Uzbekistan and other Central Asian countries.