Yes — a 29801 account, for founders to pay in charter capital before registration.
This is the answer to a question that sounds impossible: how do you pay money into a company that does not yet exist. The instruction provides a holding account in the founders’ own name for exactly that, and then folds it into the company’s main account once registration comes through. (Bank Accounts Instruction, Paras. 14–15 — lex.uz ↗)
Most foreign-owned companies do not need it. Charter capital for an ordinary Uzbek LLC can be paid after registration, so the 29801 is for the cases where money genuinely has to be in before — and for founders who would rather have the capital demonstrably paid on day one.
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