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The bank has abandoned the introduction of a commission.
The Ukrainian mobile bank monobank currently has refused to plan to introduce a 0,5% commission for transfers to cards of other banks. This was reported by the bank's co-founder Oleg Gorokhovsky, commenting on information about a possible change in tariffs.
“We do not plan to introduce a commission for transfers to cards of other banks yet. When we decide to introduce it, I will inform you,” Gorokhovsky said.
Earlier it was reported that monobank planned to update servicing terms. The tariffs included a 0,5% commission for transferring own funds to Mastercard cards of other banks. At the same time, the final decision on its introduction had not been made. It was anticipated that the new terms could take effect from 18 October 2026 of the year.
Thus, at the moment the 0,5% commission for such transfers is not being introduced. If monobank decides to change tariffs later, the bank must separately inform customers about it.
Other transfer tariffs remain unchanged: transfers to NovaPay cards cost 0,9%, and a commission of 4% is charged for transfers at the expense of credit funds.
It was reported that since 1 October, PrivatBank changed servicing rules for a specific category of customers. This concerns owners of premium Visa cards — for them the threshold of minimum expenditures required for free access to a number of services was raised.
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