Ensuring the financial inclusion of the country (the availability of financial services for the population, primarily due to the spread of information technologies) creates new opportunities for the economy and the state as a whole, because it stimulates economic growth by expanding the opportunities to attract savings of individuals and invest these funds in the development of the economy, increases the level of well-being of the population by developing people's entrepreneurial abilities, the ability to judiciously plan personal financial decisions, including drawing up one's own budget, controlling financial accounts, savings, loans, one's own debt, etc. Currently, 44 countries of the world have approved the strategy of financial literacy, and in 27 countries this document is at the stage of development. Accelerated provision of financial inclusion is also defined as one of the strategic goals of the NBU.