Banks will not provide such coins from the cash desk for all types of cash operations, and the NBU will not mint coins with a face value of 10 kopecks and stop replenishment at the banks’ cash tables.
Since October 1, 2025, coins with face value 10 kopecks will gradually remove from cash circulation. This was reported by the NBU press service.
“These bargaining coins remain in a payment tool. Trade networks, Ukraine’s services and banks will continue to accept them to perform organizations and payment transactions. Citizens do not need to specialize or exchange them,” the message said.
It has been noted that since October 1, 2025, banks will not release such coins from the cash desk for all types of cash, and the NBU will not mint coins with a face value of 10 kopecks. And they will stop adopting banks’ cash desks.
Given a significant portion of coins with a face value of 10 kopecks. In the treatment and reduction of demand for them, the decision of their gradual seizure will reduce the costs of the state and participants in the cash application for the manufacture, processing, transportation, storage and circulation of such coins.
According to the NBU, there is currently about 5.5 billion PCs of cash. Barrow Coins – 1.4 billion PCs. Coins with face value of 50 kopecks. and 4.1 billion PCs. Coins with face value of 10 kopecks. (This is 27.4% of the total number of coins in circulation).
Also, from October 1, 2025, it has been suggested to apply the policies for rotating the total amount to the check if there are no coins of 10 kopecks in the store or the service sector.
The value ending from 1 to 24 kopecks is rounded towards a deduction to the nearest amount ending 00 kopecks. Accordingly, the value ending from 25 to 49 kopecks is rounded to an increase to 50 kopecks. Similarly, circle values from 51-74 kopecks. and with 75-99 kopecks. In the case of non -Cash calculations, rotation is not carried out.
Earlier it was reported that the National Bank had planned to remove 10 kopecks from the cash circulation of the coins.
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