What are Uzbek proxies?

Uzbek proxies are servers with IPs in Uzbekistan, letting you browse as if located there.

How do I get Uzbek proxies?

Create a ResProxy account, select your proxy type, choose Uzbekistan, and start within minutes.

Which cities can I target?

City-level targeting for Tashkent, Samarkand, and more.

What can I use Uzbek proxies for?

SEO research, ad verification, market research, e-commerce monitoring, social media, and scraping Central Asian websites.

Buy Uzbekistan Proxy Servers

Uzbekistan is the largest Central Asian economy by population - roughly 36 million people, almost twice its nearest neighbour - with about 30 million internet users at approximately 83% penetration and one of the region's most rapidly transforming digital markets since President Shavkat Mirziyoyev began opening the country in 2016 after a quarter-century of Karimov-era isolation. The telecom landscape is dominated by Uzbektelecom (the state-owned fixed and mobile incumbent), Beeline Uzbekistan (VEON's local subsidiary and the largest mobile operator), Ucell (formerly TeliaSonera, now Coscom, state-owned), and UMS, with Mobiuz as Uzbektelecom's mobile brand. Uzbekistan's economic gravity is anchored on commodities and heavy industry: Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Combinat (NMMC) operates the world's largest open-pit gold mine at Muruntau, Uzbekistan ranks among the world's top producers of gold (roughly ninth globally), uranium (seventh), and cotton (historically sixth), while UzAuto Motors - the only passenger-car manufacturer in Central Asia - produces Chevrolet-branded vehicles for the entire region from its Asaka and Khorezm plants. The consumer digital economy has exploded under Mirziyoyev-era reforms, led by Uzum - the fastest-growing e-commerce, fintech, and classifieds ecosystem in Central Asia, now valued at over $700 million and backed by Russian capital. Tashkent is the largest city in Central Asia (2.5 million+), while Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva anchor a rapidly reviving Silk Road tourism circuit. Personal data is governed by Law on Personal Data No. ZRU-547 of 2019 (effective 2021), overseen by the State Personalisation Center under the State Inspectorate.

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Uzbekistan Internet Landscape

Key digital infrastructure statistics for Uzbekistan

30M

Internet Users

~83%

Penetration

~25 Mbps (est.)

Mobile Speed

~45 Mbps (est.)

Fixed Speed

12M

Social Media Users

What makes the Uzbekistan market unique for proxy users

Uzum E-Commerce Unicorn & Central Asian Digital Economy

Uzum is the fastest-growing e-commerce, fintech, and classifieds ecosystem in Central Asia - a $700 million+ valuation group backed by Russian capital that bundles Uzum Market (Yandex-Marketplace-style retail), Uzum Bank (digital banking), Uzum Tezkor (food delivery), and Uzum Nasiya (BNPL). The platform geo-gates pricing in Uzbek som (UZS), promotional campaigns, and seller onboarding strictly to Uzbek IP origin, making Russian or Kazakh proxies incapable of reproducing the Uzbek buyer experience. Our Uzbektelecom and Beeline Uzbekistan residential proxies give e-commerce analysts, pricing teams, and marketplace researchers authentic Tashkent vantage points for tracking Uzum's rapid expansion.

Navoi Mining NMMC & World-Largest Gold Mine Intelligence

Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Combinat (NMMC) operates Muruntau - the largest open-pit gold mine on the planet - and together with the broader Uzbek mining complex makes Uzbekistan one of the world's top ten gold and uranium producers. NMMC procurement portals, State Assets Management Agency tenders, and commodity export disclosures require Uzbek IP origin. Foreign gold buyers, mining equipment vendors, and commodity analysts tracking Uzbek bullion flows need authentic Tashkent and Navoi subnets. Our Uzbektelecom and Ucell residential proxies give mining intelligence firms and commodity traders direct Uzbek visibility into NMMC data and state mining tenders.

UzAuto Motors Chevrolet Central Asian Auto Pricing

UzAuto Motors is the only passenger-car manufacturer in Central Asia, producing Chevrolet Cobalt, Damas, Lacetti, Nexia, and Tracker vehicles for the entire region from plants in Asaka (Andijan) and Khorezm. The UzAuto online configurator, dealer pricing portals, and waiting-list booking systems serve UZS pricing exclusively to Uzbek IPs, and nearly every car sold in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan passes through this single Uzbek supply chain. Our Uzbektelecom and Beeline Uzbekistan residential proxies give automotive analysts and regional dealer networks authentic Tashkent and Andijan views for tracking UzAuto Chevrolet pricing and inventory.

ZRU-547 & State Personalisation Center Compliance

Uzbekistan's Law on Personal Data No. ZRU-547 of 2019 (effective 2021) establishes consent requirements, a data localisation obligation (Uzbek personal data must be processed on servers located in Uzbekistan), and registration with the State Personalisation Center under the State Inspectorate for the Registration of Activities in the Sphere of Communications and Information. The data localisation rule is among the strictest in the CIS and directly affects any platform serving Uzbek users. Our Uzbektelecom residential proxies let privacy and compliance teams audit Uzbek consent flows and localisation posture as State Inspectorate examiners would observe them from authentic Tashkent IPs.

Use Cases for Uzbekistan Proxies

How businesses use Uzbekistan proxies to gain competitive advantages

Uzum Market & Uzum Bank Marketplace Monitoring

Uzum Market is the fastest-growing online marketplace in Central Asia, while Uzum Bank is the group's digital banking arm and Uzum Nasiya its BNPL offering - together the most valuable private digital platform in Uzbekistan. Uzum geo-gates UZS pricing, seller promotions, and BNPL offers strictly to Uzbek IPs, with Tashkent-based fulfilment driving same-day delivery. Our Uzbektelecom and Beeline Uzbekistan residential proxies let e-commerce analysts, FMCG brand owners, and marketplace competitive-intelligence teams track Uzum Market pricing, seller behaviour, and promotional cadence from authentic Tashkent subnets.

Navoi Mining NMMC Gold Production Data

Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Combinat (NMMC) operates the world's largest open-pit gold mine at Muruntau and is the backbone of Uzbekistan's ranking among the top ten global gold producers. NMMC tender portals, State Assets Management Agency privatisation notices, and State Statistics Committee mineral export dashboards all require Uzbek IP origin. Our Uzbektelecom and Ucell residential proxies give commodity analysts, mining equipment vendors, and gold traders authentic Navoi and Tashkent vantage points for monitoring NMMC tenders, production statistics, and upcoming state privatisation rounds.

UzAuto Motors Chevrolet Configurator Scraping

UzAuto Motors supplies nearly every passenger vehicle sold across Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan - Chevrolet Cobalt, Damas, Lacetti, Nexia, and Tracker produced in Asaka and Khorezm. The UzAuto online configurator, dealer pricing, and waiting-list booking systems serve UZS pricing exclusively to Uzbek IPs, and grey-market exports to neighbouring CIS markets create persistent arbitrage that analysts need to track. Our Uzbektelecom and Beeline Uzbekistan residential proxies give automotive analysts authentic Tashkent and Andijan views for scraping UzAuto Chevrolet pricing and inventory.

Samarkand, Bukhara & Khiva Silk Road Tourism

Uzbekistan's Silk Road cities - Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva - are UNESCO World Heritage sites and the cornerstone of a rapidly reviving tourism industry under Mirziyoyev-era visa liberalisation. Hotel booking engines, Uzbekistan Airways direct-booking portals, and Tashkent airport transfer platforms serve rates based on visitor IP origin. Our Uzbektelecom and Ucell residential proxies give OTA competitive-intelligence teams, tour operators, and revenue managers authentic Tashkent and Samarkand vantage points for tracking Silk Road hotel rates and tour pricing.

Uzbek Som (UZS) FX Rate & CBU Monitoring

The Uzbek som has undergone a dramatic liberalisation journey since 2017 when Mirziyoyev unified the exchange rate after decades of Karimov-era currency controls. The Central Bank of Uzbekistan (CBU) publishes daily reference rates, and parallel-market indicators remain relevant for cross-border trade intelligence. FX disclosures from CBU, Hamkorbank, Kapitalbank, and TBC Uzbekistan (the Georgian-backed digital bank) require Uzbek IP origin for full access. Our Uzbektelecom residential proxies let FX analysts, CIS trade researchers, and fintech teams monitor UZS rate movements and CBU bulletins from authentic Tashkent subnets.

Kapitalbank, Hamkorbank & TBC UZ Banking QA

Uzbek banking is led by state-owned National Bank of Uzbekistan, Uzpromstroybank, and Asaka Bank, plus private challengers Hamkorbank, Kapitalbank, and TBC Uzbekistan (the Georgian TBC Group's digital-first Uzbek subsidiary, one of the region's fastest-growing neobanks). These platforms require Uzbek IP origin for OTP delivery, Humo/Uzcard domestic card flows, and regulated transaction paths. Our Uzbektelecom and Beeline Uzbekistan residential proxies let banking app developers and fintech QA engineers test Uzbek Humo, Uzcard, and TBC UZ flows from authentic Tashkent subnets.

Legal & Compliance in Uzbekistan

Key regulations affecting proxy usage and data collection

Law:Law on Personal Data No. ZRU-547 of 2019 (effective 2021)Regulator:State Personalisation Center under the State Inspectorate for the Registration of Activities in the Sphere of Communications and Information

Uzbekistan's Law on Personal Data No. ZRU-547, adopted in 2019 and effective from 2021, establishes consent requirements, data subject rights, and - most notably - a strict data localisation obligation requiring that personal data of Uzbek citizens be processed and stored on servers physically located in Uzbekistan. This localisation rule is among the most stringent in the CIS region and directly affects any platform serving Uzbek users, including Uzum, TBC Uzbekistan, and foreign e-commerce entering the market. The State Personalisation Center, housed under the State Inspectorate for the Registration of Activities in the Sphere of Communications and Information, maintains the register of data operators and supervises compliance, though practical enforcement is still maturing as Uzbekistan's digital economy opens under Mirziyoyev-era reforms. Controllers must notify the State Personalisation Center before processing Uzbek personal data, and privacy notices must be available in Uzbek (and typically Russian). ResProxy operates zero-log infrastructure and processes no personal data, keeping customer activity outside the direct scope of Uzbek data operator obligations.

Uzbekistan Proxy Locations by City

City-level targeting available across 2 cities

Tashkent1,200 IPs

Samarkand280 IPs

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything about Uzbekistan proxy servers

Which Uzbek ISPs are in your residential proxy pool?

Our Uzbekistan residential proxy pool covers Uzbektelecom (the state-owned fixed and mobile incumbent and its Mobiuz mobile brand), Beeline Uzbekistan (VEON's local subsidiary and the largest mobile operator), Ucell (formerly TeliaSonera, now Coscom, state-owned), and UMS. Beeline Uzbekistan leads mobile subscriber share, while Uzbektelecom dominates fixed broadband. We provide geographic coverage across Tashkent (the 2.5 million-strong capital and largest city in Central Asia), Samarkand, Bukhara, Andijan (home to UzAuto's main plant), Namangan, Nukus, and the Fergana Valley.

Can I monitor Uzum Market and Uzum Bank with your proxies?

Yes. Uzum is the fastest-growing e-commerce and fintech group in Central Asia - a $700 million+ valuation unicorn backed by Russian capital that runs Uzum Market (retail), Uzum Bank (digital banking), Uzum Tezkor (food delivery), and Uzum Nasiya (BNPL). Uzum geo-gates UZS pricing, seller promotions, and BNPL offers strictly to Uzbek IPs. Our Uzbektelecom and Beeline Uzbekistan residential proxies give e-commerce analysts, FMCG brands, and marketplace intelligence teams authentic Tashkent vantage points for tracking Uzum's rapid expansion across Central Asia.

Do your proxies support Navoi Mining NMMC gold production research?

Yes. Navoi Mining and Metallurgical Combinat (NMMC) operates the Muruntau open-pit gold mine - the largest on Earth - and makes Uzbekistan one of the world's top ten gold producers. NMMC tender portals, State Assets Management Agency privatisation notices, and State Statistics Committee export dashboards require Uzbek IP origin. Our Uzbektelecom and Ucell residential proxies give commodity analysts, gold traders, and mining equipment vendors authentic Navoi and Tashkent views for monitoring NMMC tenders and production data - a view Kazakh or Russian proxies cannot reproduce.

Can I scrape UzAuto Motors Chevrolet pricing with your proxies?

Yes. UzAuto Motors is the only passenger-car manufacturer in Central Asia, producing Chevrolet Cobalt, Damas, Lacetti, Nexia, and Tracker from plants in Asaka (Andijan) and Khorezm for the entire region. The UzAuto online configurator, dealer pricing portals, and waiting-list booking systems serve UZS pricing exclusively to Uzbek IPs, and grey-market exports to neighbouring CIS markets create persistent arbitrage. Our Uzbektelecom and Beeline Uzbekistan residential proxies let automotive analysts scrape UzAuto Chevrolet pricing from authentic Tashkent and Andijan subnets.

Why do I need Uzbekistan-specific proxies instead of Russian or Kazakh IPs?

Uzbekistan uses its own currency (the Uzbek som, UZS) and has experienced a dramatic opening since President Shavkat Mirziyoyev began liberalising the economy in 2016 after 25 years of Karimov-era isolation - creating a market structurally distinct from Russia or Kazakhstan. Uzum Market, UzAuto Motors, NMMC tender portals, Central Bank of Uzbekistan rate data, and Uzbek banking (Kapitalbank, Hamkorbank, TBC UZ) all serve country-specific content based on IP geolocation. Our Uzbektelecom, Beeline Uzbekistan, and Ucell residential proxies provide authentic Tashkent origin that Russian or Kazakh proxies cannot replicate.

How does ZRU-547 and the Uzbek data localisation rule affect proxy usage?

Law No. ZRU-547 of 2019 imposes data localisation obligations on operators processing Uzbek personal data - one of the strictest localisation rules in the CIS - and requires registration with the State Personalisation Center. These rules target data operators, not web traffic routing itself. Using residential proxies for public data scraping, price monitoring, or competitive intelligence does not trigger operator registration. However, collecting personal data from Uzbek residents requires consent and localisation compliance. ResProxy operates zero-log infrastructure with no personal data processing, keeping activity outside the direct scope of ZRU-547 operator obligations.

Do your proxies cover Samarkand Silk Road tourism bookings?

Yes. Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva are UNESCO World Heritage Silk Road cities and the cornerstone of a rapidly reviving Uzbek tourism industry following Mirziyoyev's visa liberalisation. Hotel booking engines, Uzbekistan Airways direct-booking portals, and Tashkent airport transfer platforms serve rates based on visitor IP origin. Our Uzbektelecom and Ucell residential proxies give OTA competitive-intelligence teams, tour operators, and revenue managers authentic Tashkent and Samarkand vantage points for tracking Silk Road hotel rates and tour package pricing across the heritage circuit.

Do your proxies work with Kapitalbank, Hamkorbank, and TBC Uzbekistan?

Yes. Uzbek banking runs through state-owned National Bank of Uzbekistan, Uzpromstroybank, and Asaka Bank, plus private challengers Hamkorbank, Kapitalbank, and TBC Uzbekistan (the Georgian TBC Group's fast-growing digital-first subsidiary). These platforms require Uzbek IP origin for OTP delivery, Humo and Uzcard domestic card transactions, and regulated transaction flows. Our Uzbektelecom and Beeline Uzbekistan residential proxies let banking app developers and fintech QA engineers test Uzbek Humo, Uzcard, and TBC UZ digital banking flows from authentic Tashkent subnets.