ARMA

The National Agency of Ukraine on Detection, Search, and Management of Assets (ARMA) is a state body with a special status that ensures the detection, search, and management of assets obtained from corruption and other crimes. The primary goal of the agency's activity is to preserve the economic value of seized property, improve the efficiency of criminal proceedings, and ensure the return of illegally obtained assets to the state budget. ARMA operates according to the legislation of Ukraine and international standards in the field of anti-corruption and financial crime prevention.

ARMA's powers include the search and analysis of assets that may be seized within criminal proceedings, maintaining the state register of seized assets, and transferring property management to specialized companies. The agency cooperates with law enforcement bodies, courts, international partners, and anti-corruption institutions for the effective search of assets both in Ukraine and abroad.

In modern conditions, ARMA plays an important role in ensuring the state's economic security, increasing the transparency of the anti-corruption system, and strengthening trust in state institutions. The agency's activities are aimed at effective management of seized assets, protecting the state's interests, and supporting the principles of legality and justice.