Pivdenny Bank offers a specialised package for servicing NPOs
“Public” package
For non-profit organisations (NPOs) – public associations, political parties, religious organisations, housing and construction cooperatives and associations of co-owners of multi-apartment houses, trade unions, etc.
Advantages of the package:
Connection to the package
only 1 UAH
Free of charge
5 payments in Hryvnia on a monthly basis.
Minimum monthly fee
for package services.
Pivdenny Bank offers a specialised package for servicing NPOs:
- public associations, political parties, creative unions, religious organisations, charity organisations, and pension funds;
- unions, associations and other unions of legal entities;
- housing and construction cooperatives;
- associations of co-owners of multi-apartment buildings, associations of owners of residential buildings;
- trade unions, their associations and trade union organisations, as well as employers’ organisations and their associations.
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Useful and reliable service with no hassle:
- Opening of and support for current accounts in the national currency.
- Convenient and reliable servicing via the Client Bank system with a set of classic options and additional options.
- SMS notification about cash flow on the account.
Fees for popular services offered within the scope of the package:
Connection to the package
UAH 1
Monthly fee for the package
UAH 99
Orders to process outgoing payments in the national currency via the Client Bank system during operations hours per month
5 payments free of charge
Client Bank system
Free of charge
How can I obtain the package?
Apply
for an appropriate package and provide the necessary documents.
Sign
the agreements.
FAQ
Documents for opening a current account
For :
Submit application
Provide your contact details and a bank employee will contact you.
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