29.01.2026, 12:27

Otbasy Bank pauses pension-backed loan repayments for system update

ASTANA. Jan 29 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Otbasy Bank will suspend accepting applications to use lump-sum pension payments to repay loans starting January 31, 2026, as it revises its procedures, the bank's press service announced.

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Otbasy Bank pauses pension-backed loan repayments for system update

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