NBU Proposes Lifting Tariff Restrictions for Banks in the Interbank Cash Market

The National Bank of Ukraine has put forward for discussion changes to the rules governing the operations of authorized banks with cash reserves, proposing to lift tariff restrictions in the interbank cash market. The changes pertain to the transfer of cash reserves for safekeeping and operations involving them. The NBU suggests abolishing the requirement that authorized banks must adhere to a tariff for depositing cash that does not exceed a set level. This is explained by the liberalization of the NBU's tariff policy in the area of cash services. Additionally, the proposals from authorized banks received during the discussion of the document initiated in June 2026 have been taken into account. In particular, the requirements for the action plan of the authorized bank regarding cash reserves in case of unforeseen circumstances are clarified. The draft resolution on amending regulatory legal acts has been submitted for repeated discussion. The NBU also plans to implement unified approaches to monitoring payment operations, including the monitoring and reconciliation of payments.

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