Kazposhta  (Kazakhstan Post) is the primary postal operator in Kazakhstan and plays a crucial role in the country's infrastructure. The history of the postal service in Kazakhstan can be divided into three stages: pre-revolutionary, Soviet, and independent since 1991. Kazposhta provides a comprehensive range of postal services, including financial, brokerage, agency, and electronic services. It has the largest branch network in the country, which covers regional and rural areas, making it a valuable tool for facilitating e-commerce, transportation, logistics, and financial services to businesses and the general public. As the primary postal operator, Kazposhta connects people and companies across Kazakhstan, contributing to developing trade, communication, and economic activities. Focused on efficiency and reliability, Kazposhta aims to meet the evolving needs of its customers and support the growth of various sectors of the economy.