DEVELOPMENT OF A GENERATIVE AI-POWERED PAYMENT AGENT FOR UZBEKISTAN’S FINTECH ECOSYSTEM
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Generative AI, Payment Agent, Fintech, Uzbekistan, Agentic Commerce, Large Language Models (LLMs), Digital Payments, System Architecture, AI Security, Digital Uzbekistan – 2030.Abstract
In today’s world, the generation of evolving GenAI technology has had an impact on global financial services industry, presenting new levels of innovation and efficiency. In this context the thesis analyses the Uzbekistan’s fintech industry and proposes the design of a GenAI payment agent that facilitates the automated and advanced levels of transaction of financial services beyond basic command.
The design proposes and contextualizes global technology best practices to meet the regulatory and infrastructural market conditions of Uzbekistan and the system and payment processors, HUMO and Uzcard.
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