Tajikistan · Banking & Payments

Amonatbonk

Name: Amonatbonk
Brand: Amonatbonk

Up to date as of October 23, 2026

Amonatbonk is Tajikistan's state savings bank, with the widest branch network in the country, cards, deposits and money-transfer payouts.

What it helps with

Collecting remittancesPayouts of international transfers.
Branches everywhereEven in small towns.
Paying public feesUtilities and state payments.

About Amonatbonk:

Many families receive remittances from Russia and pay pensions, utilities and public fees through Amonatbonk. Its app shows card balances, pays bills and transfers money between cards inside Tajikistan.

Key Features:

Remittance payouts: Receive money sent from abroad.
Cards and deposits: Somoni and foreign-currency accounts.
Bill payments: Utilities and public fees in the app.

How to Get Started:

Visit an Amonatbonk branch with your passport.
Open an account or order a card.
Install the app and activate it with your phone number.
Pay bills and transfer money in the app.

Before you use it

Payment: Transfers from Russia can be collected in cash at most branches with a passport and the transfer code.
Sign-up: The app works only with a Tajik phone number registered at the bank.

Local number needed Local ID needed

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Amonatbonk work with a foreign bank card in Tajikistan?: Not reliably — a foreign card may be declined. Check the notice above, or plan to use a local payment method.
Is Amonatbonk available in English?: Not officially — the interface is mainly in the local language.
Do I need a local phone number to use Amonatbonk?: Yes, Amonatbonk requires a local phone number to register.
Do I need local ID or residency for Amonatbonk?: Yes, Amonatbonk requires local ID or residency status.
Where can I use Amonatbonk?: iOS · Android · Web
How much does Amonatbonk cost?: Fees per the bank's tariff