Tajikistan reportedly plans to launch gold ATM services
PANews, February 15 – According to Golden Ten Data, the Central Bank of Tajikistan plans to launch a project this year. The operating principle is straightforward: customers pay for their selected gold bars via bank card and can directly retrieve physical gold from the machine. Some machines will also offer a gold buyback function. Currently, gold ATMs are already in operation in the UAE and South Korea, mainly located at airports and shopping centers. Since 2017, gold bars have been sold at the Dushanbe headquarters of the Central Bank of Tajikistan as well as at several commercial banks. Reportedly, the launch of the gold ATM service aims to simplify the gold purchasing process, enhancing convenience by eliminating queues and cumbersome procedures. The governor of the central bank revealed that approximately 200 kilograms of gold bars, valued at about $23.74 million, were sold in 2025. The main customer group consists of ordinary residents who view gold as a savings tool.
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