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Ukraine's National Bank Amends Cash Circulation Regulatory Framework

On June 16, 2026, the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) adopted Resolution No. 67, which approves amendments to several regulatory acts governing cash circulation operations in Ukraine. The resolution introduces changes to the normative legal acts that regulate cash handling procedures. These amendments aim to update and refine the existing framework for cash circulation management within the Ukrainian financial system. The changes apply to all entities involved in cash operations, including banks, credit institutions, and other authorised cash handlers operating under NBU supervision. The amendments entered into force on June 26, 2026. The full text of Resolution No. 67 is available on the NBU's official website in both PDF and DOCX formats for download and reference by affected institutions and stakeholders. REFERENCES: National Bank of Ukraine. Resolution of the Board of the National Bank of Ukraine No. 67 of June 16, 2026 "On Approval of Amendments to Certain Normative Legal Acts of the National Bank of Ukraine on Cash Circulation." Available at: [NBU Official Website]

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National Bank of Ukraine Adopts Resolution on Cash Circulation

On June 16, 2026, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) adopted Resolution No. 67, which approves amendments to several regulatory acts governing cash circulation operations in Ukraine. A financial inclusion bank is required to carry out the following activities: Activities related to the provision of payment services within the scope of a limited banking licence or a current banking licence that has been reissued as a limited banking licence. The preparation of cash documents for cash transactions. Other key points include: Payment service providers (PSP) may accept cash payments for bills such as rent, utilities, telephone, television, electricity, gas and internet services on behalf of legal entities that are the payment recipients. PSPs may generate payment instructions for the transfer of accepted cash either based on invoices issued by the legal entity or on information provided and signed by the user. This resolution comes into effect on June 26, 2026.