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TadbirCore is a digital credit marketplace for micro, small and medium-sized businesses. An entrepreneur submits one application and receives offers from several banks, then compares them in one place. TadbirCore was created under the supervision of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan and is currently in beta. It is an intermediary platform and does not issue loans itself.

23partner banks
1,005loans issued
415.7 bnUZS in financing

Results for 1 June – 17 September 2026, Central Bank of Uzbekistan data. The service is available to users in Uzbekistan.

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How it works

  1. Sign in with your electronic digital signature (EDS).
  2. Fill in one application. It takes 10–15 minutes: documents and certificates are pulled from state databases automatically.
  3. Connected banks review it and send offers with the amount, rate, term and grace period. A decision usually takes up to 3 days.
  4. Compare the offers and choose the one that suits you. If a bank declines, you see the reason and can improve your profile.

Loan products

  • Microloans up to 100 million UZS
  • Working capital loans
  • Long-term business development loans
  • Loans for new businesses

Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs registered in Uzbekistan can apply.

Partner banks

  • Agrobank
  • Aloqabank
  • Anorbank
  • Asakabank
  • Asia Alliance Bank
  • BRB
  • Davr Bank
  • Garant Bank
  • Hamkorbank
  • InfinBank
  • Ipak Yuli Bank
  • Kapitalbank
  • Microcreditbank
  • National Bank of Uzbekistan
  • Orient Finans Bank
  • Poytaxt Bank
  • Sanoat Qurilish Bank (SQB)
  • TBC Bank
  • Tenge Bank
  • Trustbank
  • Turonbank
  • Universalbank
  • Xalq Bank

23 banks as of September 2026.

Data and privacy

  • You decide who can access your data, can withdraw consent, and can see who viewed your documents.
  • TadbirCore never asks for banking passwords and has no access to your bank accounts.
  • Personal data is processed under the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Personal Data” of 2 July 2019.

What’s next

  • AI-based credit scoring, planned from 1 December 2026, that explains possible reasons for a decline.
  • A mobile app and a Telegram bot.
  • Microfinance organizations joining the platform.