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New MyRaif convenient application
Raiffeisen Bank customers can continue accepting cashless payments during power outages using AndroidPOS terminals with built-in batteries or the Tap to Phone service for Android and iOS. Both solutions allow businesses to accept payments without being plugged into a power outlet, but require an internet or mobile data connection.
Raiffeisen Bank has won the Banker Awards 2026 in the “Advancing Inclusive Banking” category. The award recognises the bank’s comprehensive approach to accessibility - from accessible branches and digital services to staff training and support for veterans.
Raiffeisen Bank has enabled clients to purchase Ukrainian domestic government bonds (OVDPs) through itsMyRaif mobile app, starting with a single hryvnia-denominated bond. With a face value of UAH 1,000 per bond, clients can now start investing with an accessible amount, in just a few taps and without unnecessary paperwork.
Raiffeisen Bank customers supported the Back to School charity campaign initiated by the Children of Heroes Charity Fund, raising UAH 702,126 through the MyRaif mobile banking app.
Raiffeisen Bank has become the payment partner of Pepco, the Polish discount retail chain, which opened its first store in Ukraine on October 28. Shoppers will be able to pay using bank cards, smartphones, and smartwatches via the bank’s payment terminals.
Women account for 42% of Raiffeisen Bank’s sole proprietor clients, but their share declines as businesses grow: in the mid-sized segment, women own just 11.8% of the Bank’s corporate clients. Nataliia Hurina, Chair of the Management Board of Raiffeisen Bank, spoke about how to help Ukrainian women entrepreneurs scale up during the panel “The Courage to Grow” at the 10th Ukrainian Women’s Congress.
Raiffeisen Bank has provided charitable funding to support the education of six KSE University students whose parents are Defenders of Ukraine. The students have received educational grants that give them greater opportunities to choose their career paths, plan their futures and pursue their ambitions. The Bank has allocated over UAH 1 million to this initiative.
Raiffeisen Bank has been recognised as one of Ukraine’s best employers in the “Companies Where You Want to Work” ranking, compiled by NV and Odgers Ukraine. The study featured 50 large and five medium-sized companies. The Bank was honoured in three categories: support for veterans and their families, employee well-being, and financial and non-financial motivation of the team.
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