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ePidtrymka at Oschadbank: how to receive a state payment

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What ePidtrymka is, how to receive the payment on an Oschadbank card, what the funds can be spent on and the usage deadlines.

ePidtrymka is a state payment program whose funds can be received, among other options, on an Oschadbank card. The payments have a targeted purpose and a limited usage period. Let's look at how to join, receive the funds and what to spend them on.

What ePidtrymka is

It's a state support program under which citizens receive cash payments. The application is usually made via the Diia app or portal, and crediting is to the card of a chosen participating bank, including Oschadbank.

How to receive the payment on an Oschadbank card

  1. Apply to join the program (usually via Diia), choosing Oschadbank as the crediting bank.
  2. If needed, get the relevant Oschadbank card (at a branch or online).
  3. After approval, the funds are credited to the card.
  4. Track the payment status in Diia and in the Oschad 24/7 app.
Screenshot: receiving an ePidtrymka payment on an Oschadbank card

What it can be spent on and deadlines

ePidtrymka funds usually have a targeted use (a defined list of goods/services) and a limited period, after which unspent money may expire or be returned. The exact terms and list depend on the specific wave of the program — check in Diia and official sources.

FAQ

How do I join the program?

Most often via the Diia app, choosing the crediting bank. Participation terms are set by the state.

Can I withdraw the payment as cash?

Usually ePidtrymka funds have a targeted (non-cash) use and are not meant for cash withdrawal. See the specific program terms.

How long do I have to use it?

The period is limited and set by the program terms. Unspent funds may expire after the period ends.

What if the payment didn't arrive?

Check the status in Diia, make sure the correct bank and an active card were chosen; if needed, contact Oschadbank support.

Program terms change from wave to wave — check current information in Diia, in the Oschad 24/7 app and in official state sources.