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The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has clarified a procedure for receiving online payments by Ukrainian residents from non-residents, in connection with the regulator’s recent decision to allow payments conducted through international online payment systems.
In its posting on Facebook, the NBU informed that receiving e-money from non-residents is possible through international online payment systems which provide for the possibility of redemption (withdrawal) of funds.
The report notes that the withdrawal of funds from such systems should be carried out in the accounts of individuals opened with Ukrainian banks, using payment instruments provided by such international payment systems (credit cards).
After that, individuals, bank customers, will be able to carry out non-cash payments or receive funds in cash.
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