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Tenge Travel: now you can purchase your next ticket through Tenge24

Tenge Bank is expanding the capabilities of the Tenge24 mobile application. Now, train tickets across Uzbekistan can be purchased directly through the app. Furthermore, as part of a promotion, a 25 percent discount is offered on the first ticket.

Tenge Travel: now you can purchase your next ticket through Tenge24

Tenge Bank continues to expand the functional capabilities of the Tenge24 mobile application and launches a new service — Tenge Travel.

From now on, bank clients can select and purchase train tickets for routes within Uzbekistan directly in the Tenge24 application, without switching to other platforms and without registering for additional services.

The launch of the Tenge Travel service is the next step towards developing Tenge24 as a single client-oriented digital environment that combines financial products and everyday services.

Today, bank applications are expected to offer much broader features than just money transfers, payments, and account management.

A weekend trip to Samarkand, spending a few days in Bukhara, going to a business meeting in another city, or a long-awaited reunion with loved ones — now all of this can begin with Tenge24.

For Tenge Bank, this is not just a new feature. This is another step towards creating an opportunity for clients to solve their daily tasks faster, easier, and in a single digital space.

"We are consistently developing Tenge24 based on the real needs of our clients. For us, it is important that the application is not only a convenient tool for conducting financial operations, but also a digital space that can solve more and more tasks in a person's daily life. Tenge Travel is a logical continuation of this approach. We are starting with railway tickets, and in the future this direction will develop and be enriched with new services," said Beybit Faleyev, Chairman of the Board of Tenge Bank.

The ticket purchase process is organized to be as simple and convenient as possible for clients.

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