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The 5th International PLUS-Forum “Digital Uzbekistan” Day 1 roundup
The 5th International PLUS-Forum “Digital Uzbekistan”, supported by the National Agency for Perspective Projects and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Uzbekistan, took place in Tashkent. The first day was devoted to the discussions of current trends, namely digitalization of the government, business and society, regulation and security of the financial sector, innovations in the crypto industry, interaction of retail with banks, the main lines of fintech development, the adoption of AI-based technologies and many more.
“Digital Uzbekistan” brought together key market stakeholders from Central Asian countries and the EAEU members, as well as world-class international and regional experts.The Forum's business program included the widest range of issues related to the deeper digitalization of the financial sector, including the further introduction of innovative technologies in government agencies, banks, fintech and retail. Session participants discussed key trends in the digitalization of the financial sector for the next five years.
Steering Committee Chairman Alexander Grizov
Аs tradition has it, when opening the International PLUS-Forum “Digital Uzbekistan”, PLUS-Forum Steering Committee Chairman Alexander Grizov greeted the delegates with his welcoming speech. He noted that “PLUS-Forum allows us to consolidate efforts in scaling services and facilities, and also contributes to the expansion of communications in the international market. The Forum is attended by leaders, innovators and experts in digital transformation: e-Gov, RegTech, fintech and banking, ready to discuss key issues of the digital future of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the entire Central Asian region. Therefore, the 5th International PLUS-Forum “Digital Uzbekistan” will certainly become another large-scale inter-industry event that will help to better understand the problems that exist in the market, while participants will be able to share best practices in order to find the most effective solutions to the most pressing problems.”
Co-Chairman of the PLUS-Forum Steering Committee Konstantin Grizov
When opening the business program of the conference, Steering Committee Co-Chairman Konstantin Grizov addressed the audience with a welcoming speech. He emphasized the importance of the Forum as a unique platform for business communication and discussion of current issues of market development.
“PLUS-Forum is taking place for the fifth time in the beautiful city of Tashkent. Uzbekistan has become not only a hospitable venue, but also an important part of the international fintech dialogue,” said Konstantin Grizov.
As the Steering Committee Co-chairman noted, Digital Uzbekistan hits record highs in 2025: more than 2,000 delegates from 36 countries took part in the Forum, over 150 rapporteurs spoke at the conference, while innovative solutions, products and services were demonstrated by more than 100 exhibitors from a wide variety of markets including the USA, China, Russia, Germany, France, Italy, UAE, Portugal, Singapore, Türkiye, Switzerland, South Korea, the Baltic and CIS countries and many others.
Konstantin Grizov thanked the Forum partners, including the Title Sponsor – the international payment system Mastercard, the National sponsor HUMO, the Chief sponsor – BS/2 and the Communications Partner – Ucell.
Key sponsors of Digital Uzbekistan 2025
Title sponsor
Mastercard
Strategic Sponsor
Octobank
National Sponsor
HUMO
Chief Sponsor
BS/2
Communications Partner
Ucell
Official sponsor
SmartOne
Platinum sponsors
M4Bank
Nexign
Jet
Arenadata
The full list of the Forum sponsors, partners and media partners can be found here.
Konstantin Grizov also announced the expansion of the PLUS-Forum geography: in the fall of 2025, Yerevan will host a new international PLUS-Forum, FinnoWay Armenia, to be held in collaboration with the Central Bank of Armenia and the national processing center ArCa. The event will take place on November 11-12, 2025.
Vyacheslav Pak
Vyacheslav Pak, First Deputy Director of the National Agency for Perspective Projects of the Republic of Uzbekistan (NAPP), addressed the participants of Digital Uzbekistan with a welcoming speech. He noted that holding the Forum in Tashkent has become a good tradition that unites representatives of the state and business for an open and productive dialogue. This is a place where not only trends are discussed, but also real initiatives are born, allies are found and projects are launched. Vyacheslav Pak expressed gratitude to the organizers and partners of the Forum and emphasized the importance of such events in the context of large-scale reforms currently underway in the IT sector in Uzbekistan. According to him, regular meetings of the private and public sectors’ representatives allow for a timely response to challenges, the transformation of the financial sector and the integration into the international system. This year, special attention is paid to the issues such as the use of artificial intelligence in financial services, the development of Islamic finance and counteracting cyber fraud.
Denis Filippov
General manager of Mastercard in Uzbekistan Denis Filippov expressed his gratitude to the Organizers for the opportunity to speak at such a significant event and noted that it is for the first time that Mastercard participates in the Digital Uzbekistan banking forum. “For our company, Uzbekistan is a priority region on a global scale, and we are monitoring the fintech development in the country with great interest,” he said.
On the first day of the International PLUS-Forum “Digital Uzbekistan”, an exciting quest awaited the participants.
Quest
Upon registration, delegates received a form with certain locations of the PLUS-Forum highlighed. At each location, a small, exciting task was set. After completing it, a mark was placed on the participant's form. If all the marks were present on the form, the quest participant was assigned a number, which was placed in the general lottery drum. Then – everything is simple! The lottery drum spins, a number comes up, and the participant receives a prize. The prizes from sponsoring companies Mastercard, HSR, BS|2, Lenovo and Nexign included a tablet, an action camera, passes to the VIP lounge at the Tashkent airport and more.
The first session “Digitalization as a global trend of the modern state and banking business” was moderated by Dmitry Peshnev-Podolsky, DPP Partners CEO
Dmitry Peshnev-Podolsky
and Ex-CEO of Home Credit Bank, who noted that digitalization is not just a technological agenda today, but a guarantee of success, the basis for the competitiveness of the economy and the sustainability of the financial sector.
Rafal Trepka
Rafal Trepka, Vice President for Customer Solutions in CIS and CA, Mastercard, spoke about the main trends in the industry for the next five years to note that digitalization is the main direction for a modern state and banking business.
In his speech, Manpreet Singh, President of the Indian Chamber of International Business
(ICIB), noted that India is a global leader in digital finance and technological solutions. “India is not just a participant, but one of the leaders of the global and digital fintech revolution. We have created an ecosystem with billions of internet users and over 140 unicorn companies operating in the sectors such as finance, healthcare, education and agritech,” he emphasized.
Jatinder Handoo
Jatinder Handoo, CEO, Unified Fintech Forum, continued this topic by his report on the development of fintech and digital lending in India. He emphasized that the country's fintech market is growing rapidly: “We expect it to exceed $2 trillion by 2030.” Among the key drivers, the speaker named young population, mass penetration of smartphones, affordable technological solutions and active participation of the state in building digital infrastructure.
Davit Nahapetyan
Davit Nahapetyan, Board Member, Central Bank of Armenia, highlighted the existence of three main stakeholders in the current digitalization-related reforms, namely the population, the state and private business. The speaker also said that an information systems agency was created in Armenia, responsible for the support and development of the digital infrastructure of the republic. He informed about the capabilities of the national identification platform YesEm, where public services are presented in a single format and within a single logic.
Olga Amangeldyeva
Olga Amangeldyeva, Chief Business Development Officer, National Interbank Processing Center of Uzbekistan (national payment system HUMO), emphasized that regional payment systems today are not just a convenient service for transferring money, but a tool for strengthening the economic sovereignty of the country. The stable operation of financial institutions, the economic security of the state, independence from foreign policy risks and sanctions, as well as the ability to make payments on own terms depend directly on the payment infrastructure. Thus, Uzbekistan not merely declared digital sovereignty, but began to implement it in practice.
Binur Zhalenov, Chief Digital Officer, Advisor to the Governor of the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan, discussed the prospects for the development of the National Digital Financial Infrastructure of Kazakhstan. Among the main areas are digital biometric identification, interbank payment systems, the Open API platform, the national Anti-Fraud Center, etc. The National Bank is building a digital ecosystem that includes biometric identification, centralized settlement systems and tools for creating innovative financial services. The central area is the introduction of the digital tenge.
Vladimir Vasiliev
Vladimir Vasiliev, Managing Director, Octobank, devoted his report to the situation in the cross-border transfers segment and innovative solutions in Internet acquiring from a perspective of the market of Uzbekistan. According to the speaker’s forecasts, the global e-commerce market will exceed $56 trillion by 2028.
The global cross-border transfers market is growing at an equally high rate. Electronic wallets, QR solutions and DFAs are getting increasingly popular, along with local payment technologies such as KYS, etc. At the same time, the key market trends are localization, multicurrency, the merger of e-commerce and fintech and regulatory tightening. In 2024, Uzbekistan received $8.6 billion through traditional money transfer channels, an increase of 14% compared to the previous year, while in the P2P transfer segment, the growth rate exceeded 50%. According to the expert, the e-commerce market of Uzbekistan is demonstrating no less rapid development as well.
Nariman Mukushev
Nariman Mukushev, Deputy Board Chairman, Halyk Bank, spoke about the transformation of a traditional bank into a digital ecosystem and unveiled the main achievements of one of the largest banks in Kazakhstan.
Elmurat Khaitmetov
Elmurat Khaitmetov, Head of Consumer Rights Protection at the Competition Promotion and Сonsumer Protection Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan, emphasized the close attention the financial services sector pays to citizens' requests. He informed that the Committee initiated the development of standards for the protection of financial services consumers based on the best international practices.
Liya Grauberger
Speaking at the Forum, Liya Grauberger, Head of Consumer Protection and Competition at the German Sparkassenstiftung for International Cooperation, presented in detail the voluntary code of protection of the financial services consumers. She noted that the proposed approach is based on transparency, reliability and control over compliance. Such initiatives have already been successfully adopted in the UK, Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong, and they can become an important tool for strengthening trust in the financial system of Uzbekistan.
At the session “Banking business under transformation. The best business cases of retail banking”, the participants discussed key technologies and cases that are reshaping the image of the banking business in Central Asia.
Zhanargul Izimova
The session was moderated by Zhanargul Izimova, Strategy&, part of PwC
FI digital transformation practice leader, who noted that low customer engagement affects the profit of banks in Uzbekistan. According to the expert, while Uzbekistan is moving forward in its digital development, there is still a significant potential for the acceleration of this process. Thus, the digitalization related expenses of the republic's banks in 2024 accounted for a mere 0.5% of profit, while similar global indicators are within 12%.
Shinyi Saw
Shinyi Saw, Business Development Director, Tencent Cloud International, spoke about the development of cloud technologies and their role in transforming the user experience. Thus, the palm payments are already adopted in Asia, including China, South Korea and Singapore. Installed in more than 10 thousand stores today, the system can boast over 20 million users. The total number of transactions has already exceeded 1 billion, with a zero level of identification errors recorded.
Akrom Nadzhimov
Akrom Nadzhimov, Head of Sales and Service of Business Segment at Ucell, spoke about scoring and lead generation technologies using A2P SMS. Ucell became the first operator in the region to implement message templating, which allowed businesses to speed up communications with customers and increase the effectiveness of marketing campaigns.
Online presentation by Samat Bimukhambetov
Samat Bimukhambetov, Deputy Head of Tax Audit at the Audit Department of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, presented a pilot project “Digital VAT” based on the digital tenge. The project is aimed at a more transparent and efficient public procurement.
Kirill Ovsyannikov
Kirill Ovsyannikov, Deputy General Director on strategic directions development, BS/2, noted that the banking sector of Uzbekistan demonstrates impressive indicators. In the first quarter of 2025, the net profit of banks grew by 41.7% compared to a year earlier. The speaker also emphasized that, despite the gradual decline in the share of cash in the economy, the need for ATMs remains high.
The session was also attended by:
• Dzhavid Isaev, Head of Savings Centre, Bank CenterCredit
• Alexander Mikhailovski, Сo-Founder, CPO,
eComCharge UAB
• Max Ulianov – Chief Technology Officer, Untitled Bank
• Mike Zharchev – Chief Experience Officer, Untitled Bank
• Maksim Mitusov, expert in payments and money transfers WalletOne, ex-YandexFintech
After the session, PLUS-Forum Steering Committee Chairman Alexander Grizov awarded the winners of the PLUS Galaxy Awards 2025.
The main trends in crypto business were discussed by the participants of the session “Crypto industry. Current status, trends, forecasts. Tokenization of assets. Fintech platforms and distributed ledgers.”
Svyatoslav Garal
The session was moderated by Svyatoslav Garal, Global Head of Payments, Wirex.
Hovhannes Khachatryan
Askarjon Zakirov
Pavel Prokudin
Pavel Prokudin, Pavel Prokudin, Executive Director, Blockchain Lab, Sberbank, discussed the tokenization of assets in more detail. The speaker highlighted the main global trends, such as DeFi (decentralized finance), RWA (tokenized real-world assets), and noted the growing popularity of stablecoins.
Viacheslav Anufriev
Viacheslav Anufriev, Head of Digital Assets, Bereke Bank (Kazakhstan), informed how cryptocurrency market regulation is developing in Kazakhstan.
Arno Gzirov, Head of CityPay in Uzbekistan, spoke in detail about the integration of crypto assets into fintech. The company offers innovative tools for businesses that simplify the acceptance of crypto assets, while simultaneously converting them into local currency. In particular, the speaker talked about the introduction of two services on the local market, namely crypto acquiring and crypto wallet.
Philipp Larin
Philipp Larin, Vice President of PFK International, International Payment Alliance, spoke about the activities of international paying agents and analyzed the main trends in the digital asset market.
Session “Crypto industry. Current status, trends, forecasts. Tokenization of assets. Fintech platforms and distributed ledgers”
The session was also attended by:
• Javlonbek Israilov, member of the Digital Platform Regulation Task Force of the Competition Promotion and Сonsumer Protection Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistanion
• Arnold Gzirov, Country Manager CityPay in Uzbekistan
• Sandor Hasznyuk, General Manager, Banking Circle Poland
• Gani Uzbekov, Founder & CEO, S1LKPAY
The session “Banks and retail. Further interoperating and development” was moderated by
Ulugbek Tavakkalov
Ulugbek Tavakkalov, Deputy Board Chairman of KAPITALBANK
Nikolajs Zelnins
Deputy CEO for Commerce at BS/2 Nikolajs Želnins noted in his presentation “Merchant acquiring as a basis for building strong relationships between a bank and a merchant” that BS/2, besides their projects in the field of ATM solutions, is actively developing the acquiring line through its subsidiary Ashburn International. Operating in this field for over 26 years, the company offers software products, outsourcing services, POS terminals and non-standard solutions for banks and retail. In Uzbekistan, BS/2 is a leader in the implementation of projects involving ATMs and POS terminals. 230 thousand terminals are running on the company's solutions. 60 thousand terminals are operating under the management of BS/2, which is comparable to the largest banks in the country.
Bakhtiyar Asaubaev, Head of Remote Sales and Customer Experience at Small and Micro Business Unit of Bereke Bank, spoke about the bank's approaches to building a customer journey and about the launch of an insight center using artificial intelligence technologies.
The session was also attended by:
• Otabek Kurbanov, Founder and CEO, Alphacon
• Andrey Pisarev, CEO, Apelsin loyalty service
• Madina Yusupova, Managing Director and Board Member, Tenge Bank
• Zamanbek Shopanov, CEO and Co-founder, FMCG Group (e-commerce distributor), Head of BCC (Bank Center Credit) projects
Session “Banks and retail. Further interoperating and development”
The session “Artificial intelligence. The role and place of AI at the national level, in business, IT and finance” was moderated by Vladislav Dolenko, Head of Digitalization and Innovation at AIN Property Management LLC.
Scott Reiser
Scott Reiser, Technology Consulting Manager at KPMG Caucasus and Central Asia, noted in his presentation “Governing AI adoption” that 92% of financial services companies worldwide reported generating profits from AI.
Yuri Perevezentsev
Sberbank Executive Director Yuri Perevezentsev spoke about Sber's experience in creating business solutions for data analytics. The speaker considered three main stages of working with data and gave examples of three SberTech products used in each of them. Those include the Data Tracker, Navigator and Process Mining systems. As examples, the expert presented cases with specific banks, including those from Central Asian countries with Uzbekistan among them.
Andrey Zavarzin
Andrey Zavarzin, Deputy Board Chairman of Halyk Bank, focused his report on new opportunities emerging from the synergy of Big Data and machine learning.
Yulia Andrianova
Yulia Andrianova, Sr. Account Manager at Amazon Web Services, discussed how generative AI is changing business, especially in retail. She presented specific cases of using generative AI, which enable automation of interactions with clients, personalization of offers and help streamline internal processes.
Daniyar Omurzakov
Daniyar Omurzakov, CyberNet Regional Director for Central Asia, reported on “AI-agents and a 10x economy: the new norm for business”. The company is developing voice AI and handles up to 7 million dialogues per month for partners worldwide.
Dmitry Sheranov
Dmitry Sheranov, Director for International Business Development at Arenadata, considered corporate data warehouses as the foundation for the use of artificial intelligence to effectively solve business problems. He took as an example business cases of firms using his company's products. Today, Arenadata dominates in the segment of Big Data platforms for digital transformation, continuing to expand its product stack.
Arman Assakayev, Head of non-profit organization FinTech AI Center (Kazakhstan), raised the issue of public and private data democratization for AI. According to the speaker, data is getting more expensive with every passing year (by about 11% annually), while the price growth rate is expected to reach 15%. At the same time, the combination of confidential computing technologies and synthetic data allows for the implementation of a number of projects for secure data sharing, which significantly reduces costs. This is the approach proposed by a special platform developed for the purpose of data democratization.
The session was also attended by:
• Dmitry Grinev, Head of Sales, Lenovo, UZ, KG, TJ, TM, MN
• Yaroslav Uporov, Executive Director, Sbertech
• Egor Pustovit, Head of AI Development at Alfa-Bank.
The session “Banking XXI. Transformation. Development of IT infrastructure” was moderated by Oleg Glebov, Marketing Director, Nexign.
Natalia Malyarchuk
Natalia Malyarchuk, Public Affairs Consultant, specialist in public administration in the СА region, Head of GR Practice at Markets Mentor, analyzed the legal and organizational issues of digital transformation in Uzbekistan.
Suhrob Kurbonov
Suhrob Kurbonov, Supervisory Board Advisor, Orient Finance Bank, Uzbekistan; Supervisory Board Мember, Alif Bank, Tajikista, presented a detailed analysis of the digitalization of the banking sector in Central Asian countries.
Dmitry Parshuto
Valeriy Shatalov, Sales Director for Central Asia, Banza, and Dmitry Parshuto, Sales Director Finserv, Central Asia Creatio, spoke about scaling up business in 2025. The speakers considered the automation of processes in the banking industry from the vendors’ perspective.
Dmitry Dolbilin
Further to this topic, Dmitry Dolbilin, Head of DWH and Analytics at TBC Bank, and Stanislav Primo, Head of DWH Databorn Practice, touched upon the issues of digital transformation through analytics and explained how data is becoming the foundation for growth and personalized offers in fintech.
Mikhail Rogov
Mikhail Rogov, Deputy CEO, M4Bank, devoted his report to the evolution of acquiring terminals. Based on this, he built a detailed story about how the digital transformation is taking place everywhere to cover a number of industries in all corners of the world.
The session was also attended by:
• Erik Kononov, Partner network manager CA&C, Odoo
• Ulugbek Musabaev, Director, CS Finsoft
• Alexey Malinin, Key Account Manager, CIS & East Europe, Solanteq
At the session “Fintech. Open API. Open Banking. Trajectory of financial industry digital transformation”, CEO of UsabilityLab
Dmitry Satin
Dmitry Satin presented the findings of the study of mobile banking applications user experience in Uzbekistan.
The analysis covered over 250 thousand customer reviews in the App Store and Google Play regarding 29 applications of Uzbek banks. According to the expert, digital-first banks, focused on online services and having no physical branches, receive especially high marks.
The session was moderated by Oksana Borisova, Partner of Technology Advisory Group at KPMG Caucasus and Central Asia.
The session was also attended by:
• Svetlana Isaeva, Head of Digital Credit Products Development, FinTech Association
• Pavel Kravchenko, GM–founder Onemotion, Strategic, operations, and business consulting
• Svyatoslav Garal, Global Head of Payments, Wirex
• Vitaly Kopysov, Innovation Director, Sinara Bank
• Alexey Ivanov, Founder and CEO, Customer Experience Laboratory (Russia/Uzbekistan)
Session “Fintech. Open API. Open Banking. Trajectory of financial industry digital transformation”
During the session “Development of infrastructure and technology. New generation offices. ATM and POS-terminal networks. Remote identification” speakers discussed advanced solutions in the field of cash management, neobanking and biometric authentication, which are already changing approaches to customer service and building digital business ecosystems.
Otabek Nasirov
The session was moderated by Otabek Nasirov, Chairman, Central Asian Fintech Association.
Chingiz Mammadov
Сhingiz Mammadov, Director of Digital Products and Services Development, Mastercard, Mastercard, devoted his report to the remote identification as a necessary element for the modern society development. He placed special emphasis on the biometric technologies implementation practice – ranging from government services to banking, public transport and retail. The expert also mentioned the steady growth of the global installed base of POS terminals supporting biometric identification. He paid special attention to the development of the Mastercard Biometric Checkout program that leverages the payment network capabilities to develop scalable biometric solutions in compliance with new standards and requirements.
Evgeny Ponomarev
Evgeny Ponomarev, Director of International Development Center, U-BSS, and Nuriddin Ishonkulov, Head of Digital Banking at Ipoteka Bank, gave a joint presentation “From automation to empathy: modern digital banking in “Mortgage” and prospects for GenAI-based development of customer service.”
Nadezhda Malyukh
Nadezhda Malyukh, Independent Operations Director, Member of the Cash Circulation Council of the Bank of Russia, considered issues of effective modernization and technological potential of cash circulation processes.
The session was also attended by:
• Yury Ovsiienko, Head of Project Office (Government and Corporates), SmartOne Global
• Makhmudkhozha Zhuratov, CPO, Webase
Session “Development of infrastructure and technology. New generation offices. ATM and POS-terminal networks. Remote identification”
The session “Security. Cyber threats, social engineering and other currently central challenges”
Arkadiy Prokudin
was moderated by Arkadiy Prokudin, Chief Commercial Officer, International consulting group Compliance Сontrol & Rakasta
Aigerim Garifullina
Aigerim Garifullina, Director of Cyber Security Solutions Development at Mastercard CIS, presented the company's strategic approach to the information security and improvement of the cyber resilience of the financial sector. The speaker noted that Mastercard not only develops cybersecurity solutions, but also actively shares its global practices with government agencies and partner banks. The company processes up to 5,000 transactions per second and repels about 200 attacks per day, recording over 3 million attempts to interfere with the systems operation.
Tatiana Deshkina
Tatiana Deshkina, Product Portfolio Director at VisionLabs, focused on the examples of combating fraud. In particular, the speaker considered the use of DeepFake technology as a new threat to digital ID. The expert explained in detail which deepfakes are used by criminals today and how to protect us against them.
Iskandar Aysayev
Iskandar Aysayev, Head of department, Sybersecurity.UZ, noted that the main challenge we face is the extremely limited number of skilled personnel. Therefore, personnel training in the field of cybersecurity comes to the fore in Uzbekistan.
Konstantin Khaysanov, Deputy Board Chairman, Octobank, spoke about countering cyber challenges by the example of an integrated approach that includes not only traditional technological solutions, but also raising awareness among citizens and specialists, as well as the introduction of new technologies.
The session was also attended by:
• Artem Rusakov, Sales Manager, TOPPAN Security
• Mira Kuderinova, Managing Director, Kolesa Kazakhstan (Kolesa Group), Advisor to the Chairman of the Digital Kazakhstan Association
• Olzhas Satiev, CEO, TSARKA GROUP (Kazakhstan)
• Aleksey Surin, Lead Information Security Team, Ipoteka bank
Session “Security. Cyber threats, social engineering and other current challenges”
During the sessions of the first day of Digital Uzbekistan, it was repeatedly noted that the Central Asian region is currently one of the most promising platforms for business. Thus, Uzbekistan sees a significantly increased interest in the use of digital solutions in a variety of activities of government, business and society.
Therefore, one of the main objectives of the PLUS-Forum Digital Uzbekistan is the effective digital transformation of the state infrastructure, giving additional impetus to the development of the economy of the Republic of Uzbekistan, supporting international cooperation and the development of new promising large-scale projects.
The International PLUS-Forum Digital Uzbekistan is a high-quality and effective networking, a mutually beneficial dialogue between top managers and specialists from a wide range of fields and industries in Central Asia.
Digital Uzbekistan allows for consolidation of efforts when scaling services and facilities, and also promotes the expansion of communications in the international market.
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