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In social media, a video circulated showing a young man in Kyiv treating municipal workers to coffee and thanking them for their work. The video sparked wide resonance. Among those who responded to the boy's kind act was Oleg Gorokhovsky, co-founder of Monobank. He called to help find the boy to thank him for his sincerity and to gift him a new iPhone.
- The guy in Kyiv treated the city cleaners to coffee and thanked them for their work. Let’s find this guy — I’ll gift him an iPhone. He has a good heart, — wrote Gorokhovsky.
A few hours after the post, the founder of Monobank wrote that they had successfully located the young man. But at that time he did not specify whether the promised gift had been received.
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9 In March, the co-founder of Monobank, Oleg Gorokhovsky, stated that the bank had blocked a client’s account who attempted to verify themselves amid allegedly a Russian flag. He also published her photo. 10 In March, the woman stated that it was not a Russian flag, but Slovenian.
At first Gorokhovsky did not believe this, but in the evening of 11 March he did apologize after all. The bank's client Karina Kolb said that she ended up in the hospital due to nerves.
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