What you get: an Uzum Bank promotion: 100% of your first purchase made with Apple Pay comes back to your card, up to 50,000 sum. It is cashback, not a discount: you pay the full price first and the money returns later.
- A first purchase of 5,000 sum returns 5,000 sum, and that uses up the chance; a purchase of 300,000 sum also returns 50,000 sum. The offer sets no minimum amount
- Once per customer, however many cards and devices you have. If you have already paid with Apple Pay since 27 October, that payment was your first purchase
- Who it is for: Uzum Bank customers holding an Uzum card during the promotion; the offer does not require you to be a new customer
- Device: the offer names only the iPhone. Apple Pay takes the Uzum Visa card; Uzcard and Humo are not on the service yet
- What does not count: city and intercity transport, money transfers, card top-ups, ATMs, financial institutions' transactions and gambling. The list is not exhaustive; the offer has the details. Paying with the plastic card or by card number does not count either
- The cashback arrives within 3 banking days on the card you paid with. If bonuses, discounts or promo codes were applied, it is worked out on the amount paid with your own money
- If the purchase is refunded or cancelled, the cashback is not paid or is taken back
- Dates: 27 October to 30 November 2026, until 23:59 Tashkent time. The bank may change the dates
- Overall limit of 7.5 billion sum: when it runs out, the bank may end the promotion early without notice
- No promo code is needed. We tried the promotion ourselves and it works (as of 1 November 2026)
How to use it:
- The "Activate the link" button opens the Uzum Bank app's App Store page. If you have no Visa card, open one first
- Add the card to the Wallet app on your iPhone
- Make your first purchase with Apple Pay. You only get one chance, so it is worth saving it for a purchase of 50,000 sum or more
- Within 3 banking days, check that the cashback has reached that card
Terms from Uzum Bank's public offer (in Russian, read on 1 November 2026); card types from Spot.uz (27 October).
