OnMeta, a domestic payment and digital-asset infrastructure provider, has signed a MoU with QazPost, Kazakhstan’s national postal and financial-services network. | Photo Credit: iStockphoto

OnMeta, a domestic payment and digital-asset infrastructure provider, has signed a MoU with QazPost, Kazakhstan’s national postal and financial-services network, to explore and develop new digital financial solutions for consumers and businesses across the country.

The partnership brings together QazPost’s nationwide distribution network and OnMeta’s rapidly growing digital payments infrastructure at significant scale.

OnMeta has already processed over $100 million in transaction volume in this year, reflecting growing demand for faster and more seamless digital financial services.

Qazpost is Kazakhstan’s national postal operator and a 100 per cent subsidiary of the state holding Samruk-Kazyna. It has the broadest national networks, with about 2,500 locations and 17,000 employees, serving customers across major cities and rural communities.

The partnership aims to explore technological and business models that would expand access to digital assets for the people of Kazakhstan through the Qazpost digital ecosystem.

As part of the collaboration, the parties intend to study possible scenarios for integrating OnMeta’s relevant solutions into the Qazpost mobile application, as well as requirements for product architecture, compliance, and technological infrastructure. According to the memorandum, the parties intend to exchange information and expertise, hold consultations, jointly plan future areas of work and conclude separate agreements.

Thillainayagam Bharath, Founder & CEO- OnMeta said people adopt new age financial services through institutions they already trust, and QazPost has earned that trust in every corner of the country.

“Pairing our digital infrastructure with that network gives us a real opportunity to bring the next generation of financial services to people across Kazakhstan,” he added.

Bekezhan Zhakeyev, Chairman of the Board of Kazpost JSC said the cooperation is an opportunity to explore new technological solutions and models for their application in the Kazakhstani market.

“Our task at the current stage is to assess potential integration formats, technological requirements and regulatory aspects ,” he added.

Published on October 12, 2026