The volume of transfers via the international financial service “NovaPay” (TM NovaPay) in the first half of 2026 increased by 41% compared to the same period in 2025, reaching 391 billion hryvnia, according to a company statement released on Friday.
According to the statement, the number of transfers increased by 12% to 258 million.
The press release, citing NovaPay’s acting CEO Ihor Prykhodko, notes that over the first six months of this year, the financial service paid 19% more in taxes and fees compared to the same period last year—905 million hryvnias.
As previously reported, in the first quarter of 2026, NovaPay increased the volume of transfers by 53% compared to the same period in 2025—to over 200 billion UAH—while the number of transactions rose by 12%—to 126 million.
From January through March 2026, the company transferred approximately 540 million UAH to the state budget, which is 32% more than during the same period in 2025.
In 2025, NovaPay increased its revenue by 10.4% to 10.01 billion UAH, while its net profit decreased by 22% to 2.58 billion UAH.
NovaPay was founded in 2001 as an international financial service provider, part of the Nova Group (“Nova Poshta”), and provides financial services both online and offline at “Nova Poshta” branches. In 2023, the company became the first non-bank financial institution in Ukraine to receive an expanded license from the NBU, which allowed it to open accounts and issue cards; it was also the first non-bank to launch its own financial app with a wide range of financial services at the end of last year.
According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the company accounts for approximately 22.7% of the total volume of domestic money transfers.
The National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) has registered the 15th issue of Series “O” bonds of the international financial service NovaPay (TM NovaPay), part of the Nova Group, issued by its subsidiary “NovaPay Credit,” with a face value of 200 million UAH, according to a company statement.
The NSSMC’s website notes that the bonds were issued in the standard denomination of 1,000 UAH each. The fixed yield on these bonds will be up to 18% per annum.
“We are consistently developing our corporate bond program, as we see steady interest from Ukrainians in this investment instrument,” NovaPay’s Director of Retail Business Development, Yana Levada, is quoted as saying in the press release.
She clarified that the registration of the new issue will allow the company to continue raising funds for the development of financial services and credit products.
In early June, the company fully placed its 14th bond issue—Series “N”—with a face value of 200 million UAH.
As previously reported, the number of investors who purchased NovaPay bonds exceeded 8,000, and the total sales volume reached 4 billion hryvnia, whereas in March of this year, these figures stood at over 7,000 investors and 3.5 billion hryvnia in investments.
In February, NovaPay announced the full placement of Series “M” bonds with a face value of 200 million UAH.
In total, 15 corporate bond issues have been carried out since 2023, of which two have been redeemed: Series “C” in the amount of 100 million UAH in 2025 and Series “A” in the amount of 100 million UAH in 2026.
NovaPay was founded in 2001 as an international financial service, part of the Nova Group (“Nova Poshta”), and provides financial services both online and offline at “Nova Poshta” branches. In 2023, the company became the first non-bank financial institution in Ukraine to receive an expanded license from the NBU, which allowed it to open accounts and issue cards; it was also the first non-bank to launch its own financial app with a wide range of financial services at the end of last year.
In 2025, NovaPay increased its revenue by 10.4% to 10.01 billion UAH, while its net profit decreased by 22% to 2.58 billion UAH.
In January–March 2026, the company increased the volume of money transfers by 53% compared to the same period in 2025—to over 200 billion UAH—while the number of transactions rose by 12%—to 126 million.
According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the company accounts for approximately 22.7% of the total volume of domestic money transfers.
The international financial service NovaPay (TM NovaPay), part of the Nova Group, has fully placed its 14th bond issue—Series “N”—issued by its subsidiary NovaPay Credit, with a face value of UAH 200 million.
According to the company, the bonds were issued in the traditional denomination of UAH 1,000 each, with a coupon rate of 18% per annum payable at maturity, and will be used in repo transactions, which serve as an alternative to deposits.
The financial service plans to allocate the funds raised from the placement of Series “N” to the development of credit products.
“Series N is a continuation of the course we have consistently followed since 2023. We were the first in the industry to offer Ukrainians public corporate bonds during a full-scale war, and this past May we fully redeemed the second such issue,” said Yana Levada, acting Deputy CEO for Retail Business at NovaPay, as quoted in the press release.
The website of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) reports that the bond placement report was approved on May 22, 2026.
On the same day, the Commission registered NovaPay’s 15th bond issue—Series “O”—with a total nominal value of UAH 200 million, which will be carried out through a public offering.
The company noted that as of early 2026, more than 7,900 clients had become holders of NovaPay bonds, with the total portfolio exceeding UAH 4 billion.
In February, NovaPay announced the full placement of Series “M” bonds with a nominal value of UAH 200 million.
In total, between 2023 and 2025, NovaPay carried out 13 bond issues with a total nominal value of UAH 1.39 billion. Securities from all series, except for three, are used for the repo program as an alternative to bank deposits; they are available for purchase in the NovaPay mobile app, and interest payments on them are scheduled to be made once upon redemption. Interest payments on bonds for institutional investors are made quarterly. They also come with an annual offer, and the nominal yield rate for the first year of circulation is 18% per annum. Series “K” is the third for institutional investors, but the first such series, “A,” worth UAH 100 million, was redeemed this year.
NovaPay was founded in 2001 as an international financial service, part of the Nova Group (“Nova Poshta”), and provides financial services both online and offline at “Nova Poshta” branches. In 2023, the company became the first non-bank financial institution in Ukraine to receive an expanded license from the NBU, which allowed it to open accounts and issue cards, and at the end of last year, it became the first non-bank to launch its own financial app offering a wide range of financial services.
In 2025, NovaPay increased its revenue by 10.4% to UAH 10.01 billion, while its net profit decreased by 22% to UAH 2.58 billion.
In the first quarter of 2026, the company increased the volume of transfers by 53% compared to the same period in 2025—to over UAH 200 billion—while the number of transactions grew by 12%—to 126 million.
According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the company accounts for approximately 22.7% of the total volume of domestic money transfers.
NovaPay (TM NovaPay), the international financial service from the Nova Group, increased its transfer volume by 53% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025—to over 200 billion UAH, while the number of transactions rose by 12% to 126 million, according to a company statement on Monday.
“The first quarter confirmed that NovaPay is confidently scaling alongside customer needs. A particular focus is on the development of digital payments and tools for entrepreneurs that allow them to manage their finances without unnecessary barriers,” the release quotes acting CEO of NovaPay Ihor Prykhodko as saying.
It is noted that in January–March 2026, the company transferred approximately 540 million UAH to the state budget, which is 32% more than in the same period of 2025.
As reported, in 2025, NovaPay increased its revenue by 10.4% to UAH 10.01 billion, while its net profit decreased by 22% to UAH 2.58 billion.
NovaPay was founded in 2001 as an international financial service, part of the Nova Group (“Nova Poshta”), providing financial services both online and offline at Nova Poshta branches.
According to information on its website, the company employs approximately 13,000 people across more than 3,600 Nova Poshta branches throughout Ukraine.
According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the company accounts for approximately 22.7% of the total volume of domestic money transfers.
In 2023, NovaPay became the first non-bank financial institution in Ukraine to receive an expanded license from the NBU, which allowed it to open accounts and issue cards, and in late 2025, it became the first non-bank to launch its own financial app offering a wide range of financial services.
The loan portfolio of the international financial service NovaPay (TM NovaPay) from the Nova group has exceeded UAH 2 billion, which is approximately 48.1% more than at the beginning of August 2025, when the figure reached UAH 1.35 billion, according to a statement released by the company on Wednesday.
NovaPay explained that the largest product in the portfolio remains installment plans, the volume of which increased from UAH 607 million to UAH 833 million compared to the beginning of August 2025.
Meanwhile, customer credit card liabilities grew at a faster pace, currently exceeding UAH 620 million in the portfolio, compared to UAH 232 million at the beginning of August 2025. The company specified that 60,000 people had applied for credit cards since their launch 10 months ago, with an average credit limit of UAH 30,000.
In addition, almost UAH 290 million in NovaPay’s loan portfolio is accounted for by “parcels on credit” – a product that was created in integration with Nova Poshta, the leader in express delivery in Ukraine, which is also part of the Nova group.
It is also noted that the business customer loan portfolio exceeded UAH 257 million.
As reported, NovaPay Credit increased its net profit by 1.8 times in January-September 2025 compared to the same period last year, to UAH 101.56 million, but according to the results of the year, it was planned to bring it to UAH 518.9 million, and in 2026 to increase it to UAH 1 billion 30.6 million by increasing net interest income from UAH 802.1 million to UAH 1 billion 515.1 million.
NovaPay was founded in 2001 as an international financial service, part of the Nova group (“Nova Poshta”), providing online and offline financial services in Nova Poshta branches. According to the website, the company employs about 13,000 people in more than 3,600 Nova Poshta branches throughout Ukraine. According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the company accounts for about 35% of the total volume of domestic money transfers.
NovaPay was the first non-bank financial institution in Ukraine to receive an extended license from the NBU in 2023, which allowed it to open accounts and issue cards, and was also the first non-bank to launch its own financial application with a wide range of financial services at the end of last year.
The international financial service NovaPay (TM NovaPay) from the Nova group has placed the entire series of “M” bonds, issued by its subsidiary NovaPay Credit, with a nominal value of UAH 200 million, while 11 of the previous 12 series were issued with a nominal value of UAH 100 million each, and another one – UAH 90 million.
As stated in the company’s announcement on Friday, the National Securities and Stock Market Commission (NSSMC) approved the placement report on January 29, 2026, while the bonds were issued in the fourth quarter of 2025.
Like most NovaPay bond series, the M series bonds will be used in repo transactions, which the company promotes as an alternative to bank deposits: the bonds are issued in denominations of UAH 1,000 for three years with a coupon payment at a rate of 18% per annum upon maturity.
The funds raised from the bond issue are planned to be used for lending operations to legal entities (20%) and individuals (80%).
NovaPay emphasized that as of early 2026, more than 7,100 customers had become owners of the service’s corporate bonds for a total amount of UAH 1.25 billion.
As reported, NovaPay Credit increased its net profit by 1.8 times in January-September 2025 compared to the same period last year, to UAH 101.56 million, but according to the results of the year, it was planned to bring it to UAH 518.9 million, and in 2026 to increase it to UAH 1 billion 30.6 million by increasing net interest income from UAH 802.1 million to UAH 1 billion 515.1 million.
In total, during 2023-2025, NovaPay carried out 12 bond issues with a total nominal value of UAH 1 billion 190 million. Securities of all series, except for three, are used for the REPO operations program as an alternative to bank deposits. They are available for purchase in the NovaPay mobile application, and interest payments on them are scheduled to be made once upon redemption. Interest on bonds for institutional investors is paid quarterly. They also have an annual offer, and the nominal yield for the first year of circulation is 18% per annum. Series “K” became the third for institutional investors.
In September 2025, the service redeemed two-year Series C bonds worth UAH 100 million, which it placed among institutional investors. The issuer’s portfolio still has another series, Series I, of bonds of this type worth UAH 90 million.
NovaPay was founded in 2001 as an international financial service, part of the Nova group (“Nova Poshta”), providing online and offline financial services in Nova Poshta branches. According to the website, the company employs about 13,000 people in more than 3,600 Nova Poshta branches throughout Ukraine. According to the National Bank of Ukraine, the company accounts for about 35% of the total volume of domestic money transfers.
NovaPay was the first non-bank financial institution in Ukraine to receive an extended license from the NBU in 2023, which allowed it to open accounts and issue cards, and was also the first non-bank to launch its own financial application with a wide range of financial services at the end of last year.
