ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 31. The majority of money transfers sent from Kazakhstan in July 2025 were conducted in Kazakhstani tenge, accounting for 60.6 percent of the total volume; however, a significant volume of transactions was carried out in US dollars—29.7 percent, Trend reports via Kazakhstan’s National Bank.
The dollar ranks as the second most prevalent currency,
indicative of the robustness of forex transactions with global
stakeholders.
The Tenge continues to assert its preeminence as the primary
currency, thereby validating the robustness of Kazakhstan's fiscal
architecture. Concurrently, the escalating proportion of US dollars
in global remittances could signify an uptick in cross-border
commerce alongside an augmented appetite for dollar-denominated
transactions with foreign entities. This could potentially indicate
an uptick in bilateral agreements with global stakeholders,
particularly concerning cross-border trade transactions.
