“From now on, Ukrainians who are in Europe have been able to buy tickets for trains of leading railway companies in Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic directly through the PrivatBank platform. This was reported by the press service of the financial institution. The new service is developed taking into account the needs of Ukrainian users – all information is provided in Ukrainian, and the payment can be made by a PrivatBank card. This greatly facilitates the process of finding and buying tickets for those”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
From now on, Ukrainians who are in Europe have been able to buy tickets for trains of leading railway companies in Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic directly through the PrivatBank platform.
This was reported by the press service of the financial institution.
The new service is designed in accordance with the needs of Ukrainian users – all information is provided in Ukrainian, and the payment can be made by PrivatBank.
This greatly facilitates the process of finding and buying tickets for those who face language barriers or difficulties in using foreign sites.
The peculiarity of the new service is that it covers only domestic European routes, that is, tickets can be purchased, for example, from Munich to Berlin or from Vienna to Prague. Buying tickets for flights from Ukraine or Ukraine is currently not available through this platform.
At the same time, the service allows you to quickly choose the right direction, date and time of the trip, as well as pay the ticket online, which is especially convenient for travelers.
Recall that in Israel the Tel Aviv District Court rejected PrivatBank’s appeal as to whether the country and its judicial system were approached to consider a claim that was filed against the former bank owner Igor Kolomoisky. He is accused of appropriation of the bank’s funds and their withdrawal to other countries, including Israel.
We have already reported that as a result of 2024, State PrivatBank will send a record amount of dividends to the state budget – UAH 32.1 billion, which is 80% of the bank’s net profit.
