Bank cards

The CVV code is a three-digit code on the back of a bank card. As a rule, these are the last three digits of the indicated seven on the back of the card. It is also important to note that for security reasons, it is strongly recommended not to share the CVV code with third parties, as this data makes it possible to manage your card via the Internet.

You can change the pin code of a bank card of the UZCARD national payment system through any trading terminal, ATM or info-kiosks. Holders of bank cards of the national payment system HUMO and cards of international payment systems VISA and Mastercard can change the pin code of the card at the Bank branch where the card was opened.

It is not possible to extend the validity of a bank card. In case of expiration of the bank card, you must apply for a new bank card by visiting the bank.

In such cases, you must contact the issuing bank with an identity document, as well as apply for card unlocking.

According to the law, banks are independent in setting commissions. It should be noted that a certain part of the proceeds from the commission for cashing out funds go to cover the costs associated with the purchase and maintenance of ATMs, as well as the rental of a place.