VISA cards – will money be saved if PrivatBank is liquidated? (war with Russia)

Let's assume that the war in Ukraine will be full-scale and the rapid advance of the Russian Federation will lead to the destruction of many administrative centers.

PrivatBank has already been tested by a remote Russian DDoS attack, which completely paralyzed its operations for eight hours. What will happen if the territory is seized and the servers of Ukraine's largest bank are shut down?

Clients are primarily interested in: will the money on their credit cards expire or will they be able to be used in other countries?

1. VISA itself states that it is only responsible for transactions. All card and account management is handled by the issuing bank.

2. KB Privatbank claims that your VISA cards are completely secure and will operate normally.

Trusting the PB online chat in a situation that includes all possible force majeure events in any contract? Casino Mining Pool considers this too naive.

Our recommendation is to quickly withdraw cash from bank cards, do it in USD/EUR.

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Some believe that Ukraine will be destroyed not by Russian military aggression, but by panic. The banking system and economy will collapse solely due to panic-fueled news and large-scale capital flight.

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What if, on the contrary, there's a series of terrorist attacks on the country's top 10 banks and another coup? It's not a given that the attack on PrivatBank was orchestrated by those in power... we already have precedents with Sberbank...

The attack on Privat and MO came from Russia = Putin's lackeys were training... all the DDoS layouts are already available

LUCKY-13 wrote: Our recommendation is to quickly withdraw cash from bank cards, do it in USD/EUR.

Depends on how much money.
The rental limits for private are strange =

a) The limit for ATM withdrawals is 60,000 UAH per day (20,000 UAH in any 3 hours or at the bank's cash desk)



b) there is a limit on currency, above which you fall under financial monitoring





= wrote an explanatory note, attached screenshots from Parimatch and took it to the nearest branch = everything is OK