Orionbonk and LakLak Market join forces to build a seamless digital commerce ecosystem in Tajikistan

Orionbank, the largest commercial bank in Tajikistan, has entered into a strategic partnership with LakLak Market, a rising tech startup operated by Dastra Tojikiston LLC,  to jointly develop and expand digital commerce services across the country. Press release issued by Orionbonk says the collaboration aims to promote e-commerce accessibility, enhance digital service infrastructure, and support […]

Press release by Orionbonk

Orionbank, the largest commercial bank in Tajikistan, has entered into a strategic partnership with LakLak Market, a rising tech startup operated by Dastra Tojikiston LLC,  to jointly develop and expand digital commerce services across the country.

Press release issued by Orionbonk says the collaboration aims to promote e-commerce accessibility, enhance digital service infrastructure, and support nationwide delivery networks.  

Under the agreement, LakLak Market will provide the platform and logistics solutions, while Orionbank will serve as the financial partner, offering payment instruments and spaces to host logistical equipment.

“We are committed to building a modern digital environment in Tajikistan by supporting initiatives that make daily life simpler, more convenient, and reliable. E-commerce is a vital step toward that future,” Orionbank officials stated.

 

Smart lockers expand nationwide

A centerpiece of the partnership is the deployment of LakLak smart lockers near Orionbank branches.  These self-service lockers allow customers to collect their online purchases using a secure SMS code.  Currently operational in Dushanbe, Khujand, and Kulob, the lockers are set to roll out in additional cities in the coming months.

This approach reduces delivery times, eases the burden on courier services, and gives customers the flexibility to collect packages at their convenience.

 

Simplified payments and new opportunities for sellers

The integration of LakLak Market’s system with Orionbank’s digital payment solutions will streamline the online checkout process, making digital purchases more accessible.  This creates a dual benefit: sellers can scale without major investments, and customers gain a broader range of choices with enhanced convenience.

“We are building a user-friendly delivery system, and smart lockers are just the beginning.  With Orionbank, our goal is to make online shopping truly comfortable for every resident of Tajikistan,” said LakLak Market CEO Iftikhor Yusufi.

Orionbank emphasized its role not only as a financial institution but also as a driver of digital transformation:

“We are not just serving businesses—we are helping shape a new digital reality. Supporting initiatives like LakLak is our contribution to the development of Tajikistan’s digital infrastructure.”

 

A model for public–private digital collaboration

The partnership between Orionbank and LakLak Market stands as a prime example of how banks and tech startups can work together to deliver inclusive and impactful solutions for a broader population.  As Tajikistan continues its digital journey, such collaborations are set to play a critical role in transforming how people shop, pay, and receive goods.

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