Ukrainians will be able to send free transfers from Polish and German bank cards

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Ukrainians will be able to send free transfers from Polish and German bank cards

15:55, 27.03.2023

PrivatBank customers will be able to send free transfers to their own cards from Polish and German banks during March and July.

This is reported on the bank's website.

You can top up your own card without a fee from Polish and German bank cards to PrivatBank cards via the app and the Privat24 web version.

To do this you need to go to menu "Services" → "Transfers" → "To card". When choosing the sender's card you should specify details of your foreign card.

See video for more detailed instructions.

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