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List of Commercial Banks in Tajikistan
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 19, 2013
1 min read· Last updated: June 11, 2018
Key Takeaways
- Tajikistan hosts a diverse range of commercial banks including local, foreign branch, and fintech-oriented institutions.
- Several banks listed such as Agroinvestbank, Tajprombank, and Tajbankbusiness are in the process of liquidation or defunct, not active.
- Key operating banks include Orionbank, Central Asian Bank, Aviabank, East Credit Bank, and others mentioned in Global Brands Magazine list.
- The banking landscape includes both long-established banks and newer fintech players like Alif Bank, though not in the original list.
- Article reflects trading‑category focus, but some entries are outdated or inactive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are all listed banks currently operational?
No—banks like Agroinvestbank, Tajprombank, and Tajbankbusiness are in liquidation and not active.
Which banks among those listed are still operating?
Orionbank, Central Asian Bank, Aviabank, East Credit Bank remain operational commercial banks in Tajikistan.
Does the list include modern fintech banks?
The original list doesn’t include fintech‑centric banks like Alif Bank, which is notable in Tajikistan’s digital banking scene.
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