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Solution for the city · Tashkent

Online store in Tashkent

An online store costs $8,000 to $30,000 and takes 8–14 weeks. The scope covers the catalogue, cart, payments via Click, Payme and Uzcard, delivery calculation and an admin panel for products and orders.

Trading rows of Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent
Trading rows of Chorsu Bazaar in Tashkent.Photo: Adam Harangozó · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Market context

22,7 трлн сум

Source: Нацагентство перспективных проектов Узбекистана, 2026 — итоги 2025

The market grows faster than stores open: online trade turnover reached 22.7 trillion soum in 2025 across 115 trading platforms, yet online was still just 4.6% of all retail. KPMG expects 9–11% by 2027 — roughly a doubling of the market.

What it changes for you

Stores in Tashkent hit two constraints: accepting online payment and city delivery. We connect Click, Payme and Uzcard, configure delivery zones with cost calculation and push orders into Telegram, so managers see them where they already talk to customers.

What is included

  • Catalogue with categories, filters and search
  • Cart and multi-step checkout
  • Online payment: Click, Payme, Uzcard and bank cards
  • Delivery: zones, cost calculation, statuses
  • Admin panel: products, orders, stock, promo codes

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Catalogue and journeys

    Product structure and the path to payment are mapped.

  2. 02

    Design and product card

    Storefront and product page built for conversion.

  3. 03

    Development and payments

    Payment gateways, delivery and admin panel wired up.

  4. 04

    Testing and launch

    Payments and orders tested on real scenarios.

Frequent questions

How do you accept payments in an online store in Uzbekistan?

Through Click, Payme and Uzcard — the standard set for the Uzbek market — plus bank cards. Connecting them requires an acquiring contract with a bank: it takes 2–4 weeks, so start it in parallel with development rather than after launch.

Is an own store worth it when Uzum and other marketplaces exist?

It is not either-or. A marketplace brings traffic but takes a commission, dictates the rules and keeps the buyer contact — you cannot make a repeat sale. Your own store gives you a customer base, your own margin and freedom of assortment, but you must bring traffic yourself. The working setup is usually both: the marketplace for volume, your own site for repeat sales and brand.