Oschadbank has enhanced its services - what has changed in 2025.

The state bank 'Oschadbank' presented new services in the 'Oschad 24/7' application. Now clients can update their personal information online and send documents via 'Dii'. This was reported by the bank's press service on their Facebook page.

What's new in the 'Oschad 24/7' application

Oschadbank is constantly improving its services to make the use of remote services even more convenient for clients.

Four main changes in the application will simplify use for the bank's clients:

• Updating personal data in 'Mobile Oschad' and sending documents via 'Dii'.
• The ability to view tariffs for cards directly in the application.
• Sending SMS notifications about possible fees for inactive accounts.
• Access to the personal manager's contacts in the application.

Updating personal data in 2025

Updating personal data is mandatory for all clients to use the bank's services. The requirement to update data comes via the application or personal account after receiving a notification.

Instructions for updating data in the mobile application:

1. Log into the relevant message.
2. Click 'More' in the profile.
3. Check the data and change it if necessary.

Notifications about updating data can be sent from one to five times a year, depending on the risk.

Earlier, information was provided regarding the blocking of Oschadbank clients' accounts in occupied territories and possible steps to restore access to accounts. The bank also explained how to respond to unauthorized withdrawals due to subscriptions to suspicious websites.

Information has been submitted about service updates in the 'Oschad 24/7' application, which allows the bank's clients to conveniently update their data and simplifies the use of bank services. It also highlights the importance of updating personal data for users and provides instructions for this process. The application displays new functionalities that simplify the client's interaction with the bank, including the ability to receive notifications about fees and access to personal manager contacts.