What does the Transfer Number consist of?

The Transfer Number consists of 16 digits (1234567890123456).

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Transfers through the Yubor mobile application are made directly to Uzcard and Humo cards. There is no need to go to the bank and stand in lines.
You can download the Yubor mobile app from the App Store or Google Play. To install on HONOR or HUAWEI devices, you will need to download it from AppGallery. In addition, the application is also available in RuStore.
ATTENTION! Yubor does not charge any fees other than those listed on your receipt. If you have questions about additional charges, please contact your card issuing bank.
Open the application and go to the "Translations" section. Select a sending method, select the recipient's country and enter the transfer amount. Enter the sender and recipient information. Click the "Submit" button. Confirm the transfer using an SMS code. Ready! Your transfer has been sent.
The delivery time of funds to the recipient through the "Yubor" system is a few seconds after the Sender receives the Transfer Number.
You can request a one-time password again after 2 minutes. Reminder! Delivery to numbers of foreign countries (in relation to the Russian Federation) depends on the service provider of the phone number
You can change the name of the recipient in your money transfer. For this, you need to go to the online chat section of the program and contact our operators.
The Transfer Number consists of 16 digits (1234567890123456).
Money transfers can be received at any bank branch within the KWIK system by providing the transfer number and the recipient’s passport. Banks accepting money transfers: “MILLIYBANK (NBU)”, “HAMKORBANK”, “UNIVERSALBANK”, “MIKROKREDITBANK”, “ASAKABANK”, “POYTAXTBANK”, “GARANT BANK”, “ASIAALLIANCEBANK”.