Investment loans
Obtain a business loan to start your own business or invest in a car, equipment, or real estate. A simple solution for long-term business development.
Business loans
Need funds to start or expand your business? Raiffeisen Bank offers business loans for development, daily needs, or investment goals.
Get a loan to start a business or support existing projects — with transparent terms and no unnecessary complications!
All loans
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Financing of current activities
Additional funds to cover daily expenses without unnecessary bureaucracy. Decisions are made within 24 hours based on a minimum set of documents. A loan for businesses that helps!
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Credit card 100 days
Up to 100 days of life serenity. Shopping now - interest then!
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Overdraft
An overdraft is an important tool for your business, ensuring smooth operations by allowing you to spend more money than you have in your account, within a set limit. It is one of the business lending options that helps you manage your finances and cover temporary expenses.
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Loans for farmers
Purchase everything you need for agribusiness on favorable terms — Raiffeisen Bank's partnership with leading distributors of equipment and plant protection products ensures reduced rates and a minimum set of documents.
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Energy efficiency financing
Get funding for projects that will reduce energy costs. Own renewable energy sources and investments in energy efficiency reduce energy consumption costs by 50 to 80%.
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Bank guarantees
A guarantee from Raiffeisen Bank is a written commitment by the bank to pay the creditor (beneficiary) a guaranteed amount in the event of receiving a written demand indicating that the debtor (principal) has failed to fulfill its obligations under the terms of the guarantee.
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Affordable loans at 5-7-9%
A state program to support business in Ukraine, which compensates for part of the interest rate, making loans more accessible. Launched with the support of the President and Government of Ukraine.
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Bill of exchange programs for business
Aval is a bill of exchange order whereby a bank (avalist) assumes responsibility to the holder of the bill of exchange for the performance by the drawer, acceptor, or endorser of their obligations to pay this bill of exchange.
