THE ROLE OF REMOTE BANKING SERVICES IN ENHANCING FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN UZBEKISTAN
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22478287Abstract
The article analyzes the development trends of remote banking services in Uzbekistan and their role in enhancing
financial inclusion. Changes in mobile banking services, bank cards, digital transactions, and payment infrastructure
during 2021–2025 are assessed, and the importance of remote channels in expanding access to banking services is
examined. In addition, the development of remote banking services is analyzed in relation to key indicators such as
access to financial services, the level of their actual use, and service quality. The study develops scientific proposals and
practical recommendations aimed at strengthening the contribution of remote banking services to improving financial
inclusion.
Keywords
financial inclusion, remote banking services, digital banking services, mobile banking, financial services, payment infrastructure, financial service usageReferences
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