Vladimir Dobrynin, the founder and head of the Humans company operating in Uzbekistan, was placed on an international search warrant through Interpol. He is suspected of organizing gambling and money laundering amid ongoing court and arbitration proceedings surrounding the company.
The Uzbek government has placed the founder and head of the Humans company Vladimir Dobrynin on an international search. Information about this appeared on the Interpol website.
Dobrynin is accused of organizing and conducting gambling and other games based on risk, as well as money laundering.
According to Interpol, Dobrynin was born in Austria. It is noted that the founder of Humans, who is now 52 years old, is a Russian citizen.
For information, Humans entered the market of Uzbekistan as a super application that combines fintech service, mobile communication services and marketplace.
But later, a number of problems appeared in his career. On October 14, 2025, Tashkent Interdistrict Economic Court declared Humans LLC bankrupt based on the application of Octobank (formerly Ravnaq-bank). The amount of the debt is estimated at about 430 billion soums (this is related to the service of Visa co-branding cards, which was discontinued in June 2025).
Later, there were cases of unauthorized withdrawals from Humans cards. The company explained it as a technical failure and cyber attacks. The Central Bank conducted an investigation and sent the materials to the IIBB of Tashkent city for a legal assessment.
