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Uzbek (Cyrillic) 
Karakalpak 
English Baraka is your transport card
No need to carry a separate transport card. The card works on ATTO validators on city buses and in the metro. Your tariff turns on by itself, based on state registry data.
Why use Baraka on buses and the metro?
Same fares as ATTO.
Transfers within 1 hour cost the same as with an ATTO card.
Your benefit works on tap.
The validator sees your benefit and does not charge you.
Free metro for pensioners.
Pensioners ride the metro free with their Baraka card.
Your tariff
Your tariff turns on by itself. Choose your case to see how it works.
Free travel on buses and the metro
For people entitled to free travel. See who they are below.
City busesFree. Tap your Baraka card at the turnstile.
MetroFor people who receive a pension. It turns on once your pension is confirmed.
Taxis are not included. You pay the standard fare.
We check your status with the National Social Protection Agency and the Ministry of Transport.
Metro is free
For people who receive a pension. It turns on once your pension is confirmed.
- MetroFree. Tap your Baraka card at the turnstile.
- City busesPaid. Standard fare.
Also have a free-travel benefit? Then buses are free too.
We check your status with the Pension Fund under the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
Lower fare for students
For university students on city buses and the metro.
- Buses and metroLower fare. No separate student card needed.
How it turns onLower fare. No separate student card needed.
One card for everything: your stipend, payments and travel.
We check your status with higher education data.
Lower fare for school pupils
For school pupils on city buses and the metro.
- Buses and metroLower fare for school students with Baraka card.
- How it turns onBy itself, once pupil status is confirmed.
For parents: the tariff and trip history are shown in the app.
We check the status with state registry data.
Standard fare
You pay the standard fare. Your trips still show in the app.
- Buses and metroStandard fare. Tap your Baraka card on the ATTO validator.
Trip historyIn the app: when and where you travelled.
If you become entitled to a benefit, the tariff changes by itself.
Think you should have a benefit? Contact an "Inson" centre.
How it works
Three steps are on us. You only tap the card.
- 1We check statusWe look up your data in state registries. You don't need to go anywhere.
- 2We link your tariffThe tariff is added to your card, usually within a day.
- 3You get a messageThe Baraka app shows your tariff and its status.
- 4You tap the cardOn the bus validator or the metro turnstile. Trips show in the app.
Before your first trip
Once your card is activated, you will be able to use it for public transport.
Paying
On a bus, tap the validator by the handrail. In the metro, tap the turnstile.
Green
Paid.
Red
Not paid. Check your balance.
Yellow
You already tapped your card on this validator less than 6 minutes ago.
What it costs
Fares are set separately in each region. In Tashkent, transfer fares are as follows:
First trip
Second trip within 1 hour
Further transfers are free on buses only.
Learn about fares in other regions, monthly passes and discounted fares on the ATTO website.
Go to ATTO websiteWho travels free
On city buses and the metro. Taxis are not included.
War veterans
War of 1941–1945: participants and disabled veterans.
Home front workers
Awarded for selfless labour in the war of 1941–1945.
Combat veterans
Fought in Afghanistan and other countries.
Chernobyl survivors
With radiation sickness from the disaster.
Blind people
And people with group I disability.
Elderly people
And people with disability who need care.
Honorary donors
With the "Honorary Donor of the Republic of Uzbekistan" badge.
Pensioners
Free in the metro. City buses: standard fare.
Conscripts and contract privates and sergeants travel free on their military ID. No card needed.
If the card does not work
First, check your balance
It must cover at least one trip.
Still not working? Call ATTO
ATTO, daily 08:00–23:00. Or visit an "Inson" centre.
Same if you are entitled to free travel and were charged.
