TBC Do'stlar is TBC Bank's referral programme. Its defining feature is that the bank pays the same amount to both sides — to you and to whoever invited you.
Three codes and their conditions
The figures below come from the official terms on tbcbank.uz.
TBC Salom card — VSQPD9HNFP
- Open the card and spend more than 50,000 UZS from it within 30 days
- The bonus is from 50,000 UZS
- Only card purchases count. Transfers and cash withdrawals do not
- Invitations are unlimited
TBC Osmon card — OCQPD9HNFP
- Order the credit card and spend more than 500,000 UZS from it
- The bonus is from 50,000 UZS
- You must be opening an Osmon card for the first time
- Osmon is a credit card: using it means borrowing — read the interest and fees in its terms
Deposit — DPQPD9HNFP
- Open a deposit of the stated amount and hold the money for at least 30 days
- The bonus is 50,000 to 200,000 UZS, depending on the deposit
- You must not have opened a TBC deposit in the last 3 months
- Invitations are capped at 10 people
What this page used to say
All three figures were wrong, and have been corrected:
- Salom: "spend 300,000, get 30,000" — the threshold is actually 50,000 and the bonus from 50,000 UZS
- Osmon: "spend 1,000,000" — it is actually 500,000, half as much
- Deposit: "up to 400,000 UZS" — the real maximum is 200,000 UZS
How to use it
- Install the TBC Bank Uzbekistan app
- Open the "TBC Do'stlar" section and pick the product
- Enter the matching code and read the terms
- Meet the condition — the bonus lands in your current account
Common questions
Does only the inviter get the bonus?
No. TBC's own page states it plainly: the bonus goes to both sides in the same amount.
Where do I see the exact amount?
The exact per-product conditions appear in the app's "TBC Do'stlar" section — the bank does not publish the tiers on its website.
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