PrivatBank to Introduce Delivery Fee for Cards: How Much Will It Cost from 2026.
PrivatBank Introduces Delivery Fee for Cards
According to inkorr.com: Starting from 2026, the state-owned 'PrivatBank' will introduce a fee for delivery of reissued bank cards, which was previously free of charge. Customers will have to pay around 100 UAH for this service. Information about the changes is available on the bank's official website.
According to the new tariffs, from January 1, 2026, the cost of delivering reissued cards across Ukraine will be 80 UAH, including VAT. Separate tariffs will be established for international delivery, and the commission amount will depend on the country to which the card is sent.
Until the end of 2025, clients can still use free delivery. Currently, the bank offers six types of cards, including classic, premium, and digital ones.
Delivery covers the entire territory of Ukraine, except for occupied areas and Crimea, as well as 48 countries worldwide. Delivery can be ordered when reissuing an existing card or opening a new digital card in the 'Privat24' application.
Fast Registration Procedure
Registration takes only a few minutes: you need to open the 'All Cards' menu, select the one you need, go to settings, and click 'Order Card', choosing the delivery option. The delivery time within Ukraine is one day to the post offices. For international card delivery, cards will be sent by 'Nova Poshta' courier within one to two weeks, or by 'Ukrposhta' – from seven days to a month.
It is worth noting that in 2026, PrivatBank will introduce a fee for delivering reissued bank cards, which will become a new service for clients. Separate tariffs will apply to international deliveries, depending on the recipient's country.
Thus, the introduction of the delivery fee for cards may affect users of the bank who are used to receiving this service free of charge. This innovation underscores the trend of banks towards monetizing additional services, as financial institutions continuously look for new ways to ensure stable income in a competitive environment. Clients should be attentive to the new rates and plan their financial expenditures according to these changes.
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