NBU has completed its audit of 'Liberty Finance': the company operates without restrictions.

According to inkorr.com: Financial company 'Liberty Finance', one of the key players in the Ukrainian currency market, announced the resumption of its operations after an inspection by the National Bank of Ukraine. Company representatives confirmed that all operations are proceeding normally and comply with current legislation. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine.

Two days ago, information emerged that the National Bank of Ukraine prohibited 'Liberty Finance' from providing payment services through internet services 'KIT Group'.

The company noted that it is set for a constructive dialogue with the regulator and is already considering the recommendations that may be released following the inspection. Official decisions regarding NBU sanctions have not yet been made, but 'Liberty Finance' declares its openness and willingness to improve its operations.

Company's Statement

The company's statement reads:

'We have always confirmed our openness and transparency. Considering any remarks will allow us to further raise the standards of quality and speed of customer service.'

Currently, the company operates without restrictions, and clients can use all financial services, including online exchange, money transfers, and consultations.

'Liberty Finance' remains one of the largest taxpayers in the financial sector and plays an important role in the stability of the currency market. After the audit, the company confirmed its intention to continue ensuring transparency in its operations and compliance with financial monitoring standards.

The resumption of 'Liberty Finance' operations after the NBU inspection reflects the correction of possible deficiencies and the company's readiness to cooperate with regulators. This may positively influence customer trust in financial services in Ukraine, as the stability of companies in this sector is an important factor for economic development.