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Digital Maturity Study of Business Banking Apps in Uzbekistan

Finteqstan, together with the Rocket Tech research department, examined the digital maturity of business banking apps (SME) in Uzbekistan: 20 apps were evaluated across 110 parameters. Below is the methodology, key maturity directions, and a breakdown of each.
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Rocket Tech

Rocket Tech is an IT vendor for bank and fintech automation with its own Discovery department and AI laboratory. Since 2011, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Download the full study (PDF). 92 pages: ranking of 20 banks, key findings, and methodology.

What this study is about

The digital maturity of a business banking app is how quickly, conveniently, and securely a company solves everyday tasks in it: payments, lending, acquiring, employee access, and analytics. We evaluated 20 business apps present in the Uzbekistan market across 110 parameters and compiled a picture of where the market is already strong and where it still noticeably lags behind.

How we measured

  • Object: mobile and web applications for corporate clients and small and medium-sized enterprises (SME).
  • Scope: 20 apps, 110 parameters.
  • Structure: parameters are grouped into 12 digital maturity directions (below). For each direction, we looked not only at the presence of a feature but at how much it actually saves the client's time.
  • Evaluation logic: apps were compared with market leaders in terms of convenience and completeness of scenarios — from a simple "feature exists" to "how much it saves the client's time."

Digital maturity directions

DirectionWhat was evaluated
Customer serviceSupport channels, issue resolution speed, self-service
Payments and autopaymentsSpeed and automation of regular payment operations
Corporate lendingThe "from application to money" journey, online processing
Acquiring and payment acceptanceIntegration of payment acceptance into business processes
Open APIsAbility to embed the bank into business systems
Analytics and dashboardsTransition from statements to predictive analytics
Access management and rolesFlexibility of the role model for the team
CybersecurityCorporate data protection standards
Non-financial servicesThe bank's value as a business growth partner
Single window for businessServices around the account: from LLC registration to counterparty verification
Regional availabilityOperation of services outside the capital
UX/UIInterface convenience as a tool to save the client's time

A breakdown of each direction is in the materials below.

Key findings

  • High maturity contrast. The market is developing unevenly: some banks have legacy-level interfaces, while others have implemented modern products.
  • Dominance of the payment contour. Banks are accelerating mass operations, but the development of other services is lagging.
  • Focus on the basics. Banks are strong in the fundamentals but hardly differ from each other and are not ready for AI and Open Banking.
  • Potential of integrations and analytics. Full integrations with external systems are offered only by a few banks; the majority are limited to basic reports without deep analytics.
  • Unrealized demand for non-financial services. Education, consulting, and B2B services are minimally developed.

Leaders across 12 directions

According to the Rocket Tech study — the top 3 banks in each direction of SME app digital maturity:

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Direction1st place2nd place3rd place
Terms of serviceSQBXalq BankAnorbank
Accounts and paymentsIpak Yuli BankXalq BankOrient Finans Bank
Financing and loansNBUAnorbankBRB
Cards and acquiringIpak Yuli BankNBUTenge Bank
Integration and automationIpak Yuli BankKapital BankAloqabank
Analytics and reportingDavrbankAnorbankOrient Finans Bank
Role managementTenge BankIpak Yuli BankXalq Bank
Data securityOrient Finans BankAloqabankInfin Bank
Education and info supportAloqabankNBUIpak Yuli Bank
Business servicesIpak Yuli BankXalq BankAnorbank
Regional adaptabilityXalq BankOrient Finans BankNBU
Informativeness and convenienceAnorbankInfin BankKapital Bank

Frequently asked questions

What is the digital maturity of a business banking app? It is a comprehensive assessment of how well an app covers a company's real tasks — payments, lending, employee access, analytics — quickly, conveniently, and securely, rather than just formally supporting a feature.

How many apps and parameters were evaluated? 20 business banking apps in Uzbekistan across 110 parameters, grouped into 12 maturity directions.

Who conducted the study? The research department of Rocket Tech — a team that designs and implements digital products for banks and fintech companies: from UX and mobile apps to integrations and process automation.

Full study

Detailed data and methodology are in the full version of the Rocket Tech study.

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