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Cashless Payments in Azerbaijan

Introduction to Cashless Payments

Cashless payments via cards in Azerbaijan have shown rapid growth, with the total transaction volume exceeding ₼126 billion ($74 million) in 2024. This marks a 27% annual increase compared to 2023, according to Vusal Khalilov, a member of the Board of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA).

Growth of Cashless Payments

Khalilov announced this growth during his speech at the “Fintex Summit 2025 – Financial Technologies Exhibition,” organized by the Azerbaijan Banks Association and the CBA. This significant increase in cashless payments indicates a shift towards a more digital economy in Azerbaijan.

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