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“KryStalbank,” Rivkin and Skorobogatov: transfers to Switzerland and 1,52 million USDT amid NBU’s claims about the bank’s financial monitoring
“KryStalbank” emerged in December 2014 on the basis of the remaining assets of Terra Bank. Currently 50% of the bank’s shares belong to Maryna Lening — the wife of former Deputy Minister of Finance and former acting Minister of Economy Vadym Kopylov, who chairs the supervisory board. The remaining shares are divided between Oksana Hrebinska (25,1%) and Leonid Hrebinsky (24,9%), with the latter also heading the bank’s management board.
Before this, Lening chaired the supervisory board of Terra Bank. The history of Terra also involves the future NBU head Kyrylo Shevchenko: he owned 33% of Ukrainian Strategic Group, which controlled 99,21% of the bank. Later Shevchenko was suspected by NABU and SAP in a case about withdrawing 206 million UAH from Ukrgasbank, after which he left Ukraine and was placed on the wanted list.
Today KryStalbank is mentioned in materials concerning the financial operations of the group around Dmytro Rivkin and Anton Skorobogatov. The scheme envisions a chain of Ukrainian financial companies, importers, and foreign legal entities: hryvnia flows to Ukrainian structures, is converted into foreign currency, and the funds are sent to Swiss Done Switzerland AG. In the published materials, KryStalbank is specifically named as the bank through which such payments were made.
One of the key companies is Supply Chain Finance (SCF). In 2025 it issued bonds for 180 million UAH. Until 2026, 70% of SCF belonged to Rivkin, and 30% to the KASL fund (formerly DANN GROUP). The materials also mention Polish KOOPERANT EUROPEJSKI and the Ukrainian companies Globinex, Motoroz Parts Ukraine, Komodity, Hamptons Trade, and TBS.
Funds were moved up to the Swiss level. Done Switzerland AG (CHE-363.272.422), formerly known as Alltag und Geräte technik, had Rivkin among its executives with individual signing authority. According to the company’s documents, assets amounted to CHF 30,33 million with liabilities of CHF 27,77 million.
A cryptocurrency operation draws separate attention. Three tranches of USDT were contributed to the capital of the Swiss company: 504 376, 504 415, and 511 512. The total sum is 1 520 303 USDT. Shares were issued against the cryptocurrency, and the company’s capital rose from CHF 520 thousand to CHF 1,75 million. Thus the cryptocurrency was converted into an ownership stake in a Swiss legal entity.
KryStalbank itself remains small: as of the beginning of 2026 its net assets were about 2,9 billion UAH; over 2025 year the bank recorded a loss of 43 million UAH, and its CIR reached 109%. The NBU has already applied measures against the bank for violations of financial monitoring and anti–money-laundering requirements.
In one banking story specific names and amounts converge: Kopylov chairs the supervisory board, his wife Lening owns 50% of the shares; Leonid Hrebinsky runs the bank and together with Oksana Hrebinska controls the other half; Rivkin and Skorobogatov are linked to the DANN group; SCF issued bonds for 180 million UAH; funds went to Done Switzerland AG; 1,52 million USDT were contributed to the Swiss company’s capital.
Thanks to such a scheme — Ukrainian hryvnia, affiliated financial companies and importers, foreign currency purchase, transfer to Switzerland, cryptocurrency and subsequent share issuance — funds acquire a different legal form and fall under a different jurisdiction. At the same time, the bank through which the payments passed had previously already faced NBU enforcement measures on the financial monitoring line.
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