Marketing Issue 11 (2025)
EXPECTED EFFICIENCY OF IMPROVING THE ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEM, ELIMINATING CORRUPTION AND THE SHADOW ECONOMY DURING THE TRANSITION TO ELECTRONIC MONEY IN UZBEKISTAN
Abdiyev Mansur Musurmonovich, Xujamuradov Abror Roʻzimurat oʻgʻli, Mamatkulov Salimjon Raxmonkulovich
Abstract
The article discusses how the importance of cash is diminishing against the backdrop of increasingly electronic payment systems in many countries, considering that the 21st century is the age of technology. Taking these changes into account, the study analyzes the potential positive outcomes for our countryʼs economy through 170 enhancing payment transparency and reducing costs by decreasing the relevance of cash in the modern economy. Additionally, proposals for implementing electronic money in our republic have been developed based on the examination of foreign experiences.
moneycashcashless paymentsnon-cash paymentselectronic moneye-walletbanknotemobile money serviceseconomymonetary policy
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