What is Finmind? The UZSE investing platform explained

Finmind is a financial platform built around the Uzbek market. It brings together data from the Tashkent Stock Exchange (UZSE), your own brokerage account, a portfolio view, an order ticket, a practice simulator, investing courses and an AI assistant. This article explains what Finmind is, who it is for, which parts are free and how to get started in a few minutes.

What Finmind does

Many investors in Uzbekistan who hold UZSE shares or bonds keep a brokerage account with a broker and use the online trading terminal fondbozori.uz to see their balance and place orders. Market information, company disclosures and learning material live on other sites. Finmind puts these pieces side by side.

In practice, Finmind lets you:

• look up every share listed on UZSE and every listed bond, with public pages you can open without a Finmind account
• connect your fondbozori.uz brokerage account and sync its cash and holdings into a portfolio view
• place market and limit orders, and cancel them, through that connected brokerage account from an order ticket, included in the Free plan
• practise with virtual money in a simulator that uses real market prices
• learn with structured courses, an AI assistant that answers questions in plain words and, in Premium, a money rules cheatsheet

Beyond this core, the platform has further modules, for example a tax page that shows a capital-gains view over your brokerage statement, personal accounting, market analytics and automated trading tools. Some of these are paid, as explained below.

Who Finmind is for

Finmind is written for people who invest, or want to start investing, in Uzbek securities.

• Beginners can learn the basics in the courses, try buying and selling in the simulator without risking money, and ask the assistant what a term means.
• Active investors with a fondbozori.uz brokerage account can see their live cash and holdings and a reconciled history of their trades, and place orders without switching between sites.
• Banks, insurers and funds have a separate overview of the market data at /institutions.

You do not need to be an expert. Every learning tool starts from zero, and the simulator is not connected to any exchange or broker.

What you can see without a Finmind account

Some Finmind pages are public, so you can explore before you register:

• /stocks lists every share traded on UZSE, and each share has its own page at /stocks/ followed by the ticker.
• /uzse-bonds lists the bonds listed on UZSE, with a page per bond by its ISIN.
• /security explains how to report a security issue to the Finmind team.

These pages are a good way to get a feel for the data before you decide to create a Finmind account.

What is free when you sign up

Creating a Finmind account costs nothing. Once you are signed in, the following are included for every user, with nothing to buy:

• Tutorials and courses: four courses from beginner to expert, with lessons, key terms and a quiz in each lesson. See our guide to the free learning tools.
• The AI assistant: answers about terms, instruments, strategies and the platform, plus read-only answers such as a share's valuation or the current order book.
• Brokerage connection and sync: connect a fondbozori.uz brokerage account and keep its cash and holdings up to date. The guide how to connect your brokerage account walks through it.
• Portfolio: the live brokerage account view, the reconciled ledger and statement import.
• Live trading: market and limit orders, and cancelling them, through your own brokerage account at a licensed broker. Every order is reviewed and confirmed first, and it is sent only while your own Live trading setting is on. Finmind is not the broker and holds no money.
• The simulator: 100M UZS of virtual money at real prices.
• Watchlists and price alerts: lists of the companies you follow, and up to 3 active price alerts.
• The order book: the market-wide page that shows, for every UZSE security with resting orders, the best bid and ask and the total quantity on each side.

The practical side of these free tools is covered step by step in the free portfolio, simulator and order book on Finmind.

What is paid

Finmind has three plans for individuals: Free, Premium and Expert. As of 4 October 2026, Premium costs 79,000 UZS for 30 days or 790,000 UZS for 365 days. It adds the Stop-loss and take-profit page, the money rules cheatsheet of 30 rules of thumb, and nearly every analytic and tool, such as the screener, market analytics and the tax page. Expert costs 99,000 UZS for 30 days or 990,000 UZS for 365 days and adds the tools that act or advise for you: algo trading and the autopilot, copy trading, the AI Trading Lab and advisory. The trade ticket itself takes only market and limit orders; a position is protected on the Stop-loss and take-profit page.

You choose a plan on the Pricing page and pay on one checkout screen. A paid plan runs for the 30 or 365 days you paid for and never renews by itself. Single features are no longer sold. Finmind plans: Free, Premium and Expert explains what each plan opens and how to pay.

How to start

1. Open /register and fill in the form: email and password, plus your full name if you want to. The password needs at least 8 characters and cannot be only digits. Where the page offers it, you can sign up with Google or Telegram instead.
2. Press Create account. A short setup follows, and connecting Telegram is optional.
3. Open Tutorials and start the beginner course, or ask the AI Assistant a question such as "what is a bond".
4. Try a few trades in the Simulator to see how buying and selling works.
5. When you are ready, open Brokerage and connect your fondbozori.uz brokerage account, then check your holdings on the Portfolio page.

This article is for education only and is not investment advice. Investing in securities involves risk, including the loss of money you invest.