How to recognize the Baraka social card?

Have you heard about the Baraka social card, which makes your life easier and allows you to receive state assistance in a fast, secure, and modern way? This is the “Social Card” system introduced by the government, which consolidates all social benefits and payments into a single digital, reliable, and global card.
Baraka — A next-generation card
“Baraka” is not only a social card, but also a global Visa card with a modern design. Through it, you can make payments, online and offline purchases anywhere within the Visa network. And most importantly—it is provided free of charge for social categories.
It is easy to recognize the card: its design is unique, modern, and decorated with the light green colors of the “Baraka” brand. Our goal is to turn this card into a symbol of social assistance and trust.
What personal information is contained on the Baraka social card in the form of a bank card?
The Baraka social card contains several important pieces of information that verify your identity. This information is placed on the front and back of the card, adhering to security measures, including a QR code.
On the front of the card:
Last name, first name: The owner’s last name and first name (in Uzbek or English, complying with special characters and a 20-character limit).
Expiration date: The period during which the card can be used.
On the back of the card:
The back provides additional, more technical information for deeper personal identification.
Digital photograph: A digital photo of the social card holder.
Last name, first name: The owner’s last name and first name (re-indicated on the card).
Type of citizenship: Citizenship (or whether they are a foreign citizen or stateless person).
Personal Identification Number of an Individual (PINFL): The person’s unique identification number.
Information encoded in the QR code on the back:
When scanned, the QR code on the card provides additional, detailed personal information:
Last name, first name (in Uzbek or Karakalpak languages).
Gender.
Nationality.
Place of birth.
Social security number (if available).
Date of issue of the social card.
Personal Identification Number of an Individual (PINFL).
Other information about the applicant.
Additional personal element:
Signature: After the cardholder turns 16, the card may feature their personal signature.
Also on the chip:
Information about the owner is also entered into the card chip.
After the age of 16, an Electronic Digital Signature (EDS) key certificate can be stored on the chip.
This data means that the Social Card is a reliable tool that verifies your identity and links all your benefits.
Baraka operates on the international Visa Flex system
The “Baraka” card works fully within the Visa Flex network, meaning you can use it not only in Uzbekistan, but all over the world. Online shopping, transport, pharmacies, or international payments—all in one card.
Baraka will become your reliable companion
This card is a digital symbol of the care provided by the state. It consolidates your benefits in one place, speeds up assistance, and simplifies your life.