Kazakhstan's marketplaces paid more than $400 million in taxes in 2025, with Kaspi.kz alone accounting for $266 million — more than all other players on the market combined. The figures come from a Fintech in Kazakhstan study, according to infohub.kz.
The findings were presented by the National Bank. The report was prepared by several major agencies and fintech companies with the regulator's support. According to the data, e-commerce's share of total retail turnover reached 17%. By comparison, six years earlier the figure stood at just 3.7%.
Marketplaces account for 92% of the entire e-commerce market. Their combined tax payments reached $400 million in 2025.
Among Kazakh platforms, as well as the Kazakh branches of popular foreign marketplaces, the leaders are:
Kaspi.kz – $265.7 million;
Wildberries – $111 million;
Ozon – $28.4 million;
OLX – $5.9 million;
Halyk Market – $1.8 million.
Kaspi.kz's tax payments were thus 2.4 times higher than Wildberries', and exceeded the combined total paid by the other major market players.
It was reported earlier that Kazakh tax authorities will be able to directly block the accounts of sellers on marketplaces and online platforms for failing to comply with notifications.