ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, April 8. Turkmenistan had a total of 2,132 ATMs as of April 1, 2025.
The data obtained by Trend from the country's Central Bank (CBT) indicates that this marks a slight increase compared to the beginning of the year (2,131 ATMs). However, the number of ATMs has decreased since January 2024, which recorded a total of 2,145 units.
Daikhanbank, the state-owned commercial bank, leads with the highest number of ATMs, operating 1,022 units. Turkmenistan SCB follows with 441 ATMs, while Turkmenbashi JSCB manages 354 units.
Geographically, Ashgabat tops the list with 448 ATMs, making it the region with the most units. The Mary region comes in second with 442 ATMs, while the Lebap region hosts 432.
The Central Bank of Turkmenistan, founded in 1991, oversees the nation’s financial system. It is responsible for issuing the national currency, regulating monetary policy, and managing foreign exchange and financial institutions. The bank plays a vital role in maintaining economic stability, controlling inflation, and ensuring the reliability of the country's payment systems. It also supports the implementation of national economic strategies and promotes financial stability.
