Oschadbank Overhauls Notification Fees: How to Stop Unnecessary Charges.
Oschadbank’s Updated Fee Schedule
According to Novyny.live: Customers of Oschadbank can now avoid extra costs for banking alerts by switching to free channels like Push notifications. In 2026, the bank introduced revised pricing for SMS updates and other services, which could significantly affect user expenses.
The cost of SMS alerts has jumped to 480 UAH, a substantial increase. The monthly fee for an SMS message rose to 40 UAH, up from the previous 25 UAH. Additionally, the annual charge for Viber messages climbed to 300 UAH. The monthly Viber fee now reaches 25 UAH, compared to the earlier 15 UAH.
Furthermore, the fee for obtaining a paper account statement at a branch increased from 100 UAH to 150 UAH. It is also worth noting that the charge for balance inquiry alerts went up by 2 UAH, having previously been 3 UAH.
Communication Channels and Pricing Plans
Oschadbank clients can choose from several channels to stay updated on their finances. These include:
- Push notifications
- Viber
- SMS
The bank also offers specific tariff packages such as 'My Card', 'MORE', and 'Children's Card'. Using free communication channels can help customers cut down on banking service costs.
These fee adjustments at Oschadbank mirror a broader trend in the financial services sector, where banks are seeking to streamline expenses and boost revenue through new charges and tariffs. For customers, this creates additional opportunities to manage their finances, but it also demands greater awareness when choosing communication channels and understanding service costs. As banking expenses rise, it is crucial for users to stay informed about all available options and adapt to the new conditions.
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