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Bir Launches Azerbaijan’s First AI-Powered E-Wallet Assistant Ey-ay in m10 App

By Lauren Towner · 11 August 2026

In brief: Bir has launched Ey-ay, Azerbaijan’s first AI-powered payment assistant within the m10 e-wallet, allowing users to pay bills and manage finances through a conversational chat interface.

Key facts
Product NameEy-ay
User Base5 million users
Launch DateAugust 11, 2026
Primary MarketAzerbaijan
Press Release: Bir Launches Azerbaijan’s First AI-Powered E-Wallet Assistant Ey-ay in m10 App | Featured Image by FF News

Quick Summary

Bir has launched Ey-ay, Azerbaijan’s first AI-powered e-wallet assistant, within its m10 digital wallet app. This conversational interface allows users to settle utility bills and manage transfers through chat, simplifying digital finance for over 5 million users across the Caucasus region.

How Does Ey-ay Simplify Digital Payments for Users?

The AI-powered e-wallet assistant removes the need for complex menu navigation by allowing users to execute financial tasks through a conversational interface. By simply chatting with Ey-ay, customers can manage utility and phone bills or locate specific services within the m10 app instantly. This approach targets behavioral barriers to digital adoption by mimicking the way people naturally communicate.

  • Instant bill payments via chat commands.
  • Intuitive service discovery within the m10 ecosystem.
  • Reduced navigation friction for non-technical users.

What Impact Does Bir Have on Azerbaijan’s Digital Economy?

Bir serves as the primary digital gateway for nearly 50% of Azerbaijan's population, reaching 5 million users. The integration of AI into the m10 app accelerates the transition from cash to digital-first behaviors. By uniting banking, e-commerce, and payments, Bir creates a frictionless environment that supports national digital transformation goals.

  • 5 million active users across the ecosystem.
  • Integrated transport payments via BakıKart.
  • National terminal coverage through the Milliön network.

How Does the m10 App Support Financial Inclusion?

The m10 app acts as a comprehensive financial hub, offering local and international money transfers alongside QR-based payments. By incorporating an AI-powered e-wallet assistant, Bir ensures that even complex financial products are accessible to the general public. This user-centric design is critical for maintaining Bir's position as the leading digital ecosystem in the Caucasus.

FF NEWS TAKE:

The launch of Ey-ay is a significant milestone for the Caucasus. By deploying an AI-powered e-wallet assistant, Bir is not just adding a feature; they are redefining the user interface of finance. Moving from menus to conversations is a proven way to increase digital engagement. This move firmly positions Azerbaijan as a regional leader in fintech innovation and conversational commerce.

Frequently asked questions

What is Ey-ay in the m10 app?

Ey-ay is Azerbaijan’s first AI-powered payment assistant integrated into the m10 digital wallet. It allows users to perform financial tasks, such as paying utility and phone bills, using a conversational chat interface instead of manual app navigation.

How many people use the Bir ecosystem in Azerbaijan?

The Bir ecosystem currently serves over 5 million users, which represents nearly half of Azerbaijan’s total population. The ecosystem includes m10, Birbank, Birmarket, and the Milliön terminal network.

Can Ey-ay be used for international transfers?

While Ey-ay assists with navigating the app and making payments, the underlying m10 app supports both local and international money transfers, QR-based payments, and public transport fares.

About the companies

Birbank

Part of KAPITAL BANK OJSC · Website · 5 stories on FF News since 2026

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Trendyol

Part of Alibaba Group · Website · 4 stories on FF News since 2021

Previously on FF News:

BakıKart

1 story on FF News since 2026

Companies in this story: Birbank, Trendyol, BakıKart, Bir, Birmarket, Milliön, M10

People in this story: Maksim Evdokimov, Emma Chernyshova

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