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The stadium and training base have been put up for auction with a starting price of UAH 118. 3 million. The auction will take place on October 15, 2026.
An arbitration court in The Hague awarded PrivatBank more than $327 million in compensation for the expropriation of assets in Crimea. The amount includes interest and costs.
Witnesses stated that the bail payments for Iryna Mudra through Monobank and PrivatBank did not go through. The lawyers accuse the banks of blocking them.
PrivatBank is selling Dnipro-Arena and the training facility via Prozorro. The auction will take place on October 6, 2026, with a starting price of UAH 140.7 million.
Olena Zubchenko was appointed to serve as acting chair of the Management Board of Sense Bank. The bank is updating its Supervisory Board following the suspension of persons featured in NABU materials.
The HACC Appeals Chamber did not transfer to another court the case involving Kolomoiskyi and five former PrivatBank employees. They are accused of misappropriating UAH 9.2 billion.
Cash can be obtained from an ATM, at a bank teller, via NFC, by QR code, or at a store checkout. The NBU limit is UAH 100,000 per day.
PrivatBank reported that its services had resumed stable operation following a technical outage this morning. The debited funds will be returned to clients’ accounts within 24 hours.
PrivatBank experienced disruptions in several services, which prevented users from paying by card. The bank's team is already resolving the problem and promises a prompt restoration of service.
The BEB initiates criminal proceedings based on internal analytical reports that are not evidence. This creates risks for businesses and deters the international investors needed for Ukraine’s reconstruction.
MP Yaroslav Zhelezniak said that groundless investigative actions are the main barrier to investment. Ukraine's reconstruction requires $588 billion, including private capital.
The SAPO has sent an indictment to court against Ihor Kolomoiskyi and five former PrivatBank employees. They are suspected of misappropriating over UAH 9.2 billion in the bank's funds.
Chef Olha Martynovska apologized for stories regarding the mistreatment of cats. Masha Yefrosinina called the incident a mistake and deleted the video.
Attorney Karpenko filed a lawsuit against Kolomoisky seeking 4. 4 billion UAH in moral damages for attempted murder.
Technical difficulties have arisen in the operation of the Privat24 app and the bank's website. Specialists are already working to resolve the issue and restore stable service.
The Court of Appeal has confirmed the recovery of $3 billion from Kolomoisky and Bogolyubov. The ruling pertains to the case of large-scale fraud at PrivatBank.
With the 10. 9 million UAH collected for five Territorial Defense brigades, 135 Sting drones and 4 control systems were purchased. The project was implemented by WOG, PrivatBank, and the Prytula Foundation.
PrivatBank services are operating stably, and payments are being processed as usual. Earlier, users reported a malfunction in the mobile application.
Users are reporting a large-scale outage in the Privat24 mobile application. Currently, the service is not opening due to technical problems.
The High Anti-Corruption Court supported the prosecutor's request for the extradition of the former head of PrivatBank, who may be hiding in Israel. The court will also check data on the suspect's citizenship.
A billion hryvnias without tenders: journalists revealed how Asters profits from the state.
In 2025, the volume of domestic transfers through payment systems amounted to UAH 1. 3 trillion. $2.5 billion was received in Ukraine, mainly from the USA, Germany, and Israel.
From March 2, 2026, banknotes of 1, 2, 5, and 10 hryvnias issued between 2003 and 2007 will be replaced by coins. They can be exchanged indefinitely at the NBU or until February 28, 2029, at authorized banks.
Starting March 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine will withdraw 1, 2, 5, and 10 hryvnia banknotes from the 2003–2007 series from circulation, replacing them with corresponding coins. Citizens will be able to exchange these banknotes indefinitely at the NBU and for several years at other banks.
Ukraine is launching the eCheck pilot project — a state program for electronic receipts in banking. This will allow businesses to save millions of hryvnias annually, as printing one receipt costs 7 kopecks.
Infobusinesswoman Bohdana Honcharuk, who calls herself a "spiritual millionaire," has found herself at the center of a scandal. She is accused of withdrawing funds from Russia and Belarus, which has prompted a reaction from Monobank, PrivatBank, and People's Deputy Danylo Hetmantsev.
The city authorities of Druzhkivka have temporarily closed the "Havrylivskyi" market after the shelling that claimed the lives of 7 people and injured 17. Entrepreneurs are advised to cease operations until the security situation stabilizes.
Ukrainians are actively buying foreign currency, seeking to protect their savings from devaluation. KIT Group analysts explained how to buy dollars and euros to save on currency spreads.
Notorious oligarch remains behind bars: court adds another 2 months in pre-trial detention for Kolomoisky.
Every month, Ukrainians must submit electricity, gas, and water meter readings to avoid charges based on average consumption. For electricity, the optimal period is January 29-31 or February 1-3, 2026; for gas, it's from the 28th to the 5th of the following month; and for water, it's by the 28th of the current month.