Oschadbank Payments card: pension, salary, social payments

The Oschadbank Payments card is a card for receiving pensions, salaries and social payments. Since Oschadbank has the largest network of branches and ATMs, it's convenient for pensioners and recipients of state payments. Let's look at how to get it and use it.

What the Payments card is for

• receiving a pension directly on the card;
• crediting a salary from an employer;
• receiving social payments and subsidies;
• daily payments, paying for services and cash withdrawal.

How to get it

1. Visit an Oschadbank branch with your passport and tax number (or apply online if available for your case).
2. State that the card is needed for a pension/salary/social payments.
3. For a pension, submit an application to the Pension Fund to transfer it to an Oschadbank account (details are given at the branch).
4. After issuance, payments will arrive on the card.

Screenshot/photo: applying for a Payments card at an Oschadbank branch

Cash withdrawal and servicing

Cash is convenient to withdraw at Oschadbank's own ATMs and branches, which are numerous across the country. Withdrawal and servicing terms depend on the card type — check at a branch or in the Oschad 24/7 app. You can manage the card, view incoming payments and pay for services in the app.

FAQ

How do I transfer a pension to an Oschadbank card?

Get the card at a branch and submit an application to the Pension Fund to pay the pension to an Oschadbank account. Details are provided at the branch.

Is there a fee for withdrawing a pension?

Withdrawal at Oschadbank's own ATMs and branches is usually the most favourable. Check current terms for your card type.

Can subsidies be credited to this card?

Yes, social payments and subsidies can be credited to the Payments card. The assignment procedure is determined by the relevant authorities.

Can I use the app?

Yes, the Payments card can be connected to Oschad 24/7 — to see incoming payments and pay for services.

Terms, tariffs and the payment procedure may change — check current information in the Oschad 24/7 app, at a branch or on the bank's website.