This scientific article analyzes the growth trend of transaction volumes carried out through the Fast Payment System (FPS) in commercial banks of Uzbekistan. The study examines the dynamics of transaction values for the period 2020–2024 using statistical analysis methods. Based on official data from the Central Bank, the research identifies the factors influencing the increase in digital payment volumes and evaluates the role of the FPS in enhancing the efficiency, transparency, and speed of cashless settlements. The findings demonstrate that the expansion of the Fast Payment System contributes significantly to the digital transformation of the national economy and to the development of a cashless financial ecosystem.

Fast Payment System, transaction volume, statistical analysis, cashless economy, digital banking, Central Bank, payment infrastructure, financial inclusion.

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