Kyiv Digital will refund funds for unused trips based on the old rates
The value of unused trips purchased at the old rates through September 14 will be credited to the transit card balance. The funds should appear in the “My Wallet” section within a week.
For example, for 10 unused trips at a fare of 6.5 UAH, 65 UAH will be credited to your Wallet. These funds can be used to pay for trips at current fares.
The cost of a single trip, depending on the number purchased, is as follows:
- 1–9 trips — 30 UAH;
- 10–19 — 28.9 UAH;
- 20–29 — 27.8 UAH;
- 30–39 — 26.6 UAH;
- 40–49 — 25.5 UAH;
- 50 trips — 25 UAH.
To use funds from your Wallet, open “Transport Card” in Kyiv Digital, select the desired card, and tap “My Wallet” — “Purchase Trips.”
You can also use funds from your Wallet directly at the validator—whether you’re using a plastic or digital transit card.
If there are no trips on the card, the validator will deduct 30 UAH per trip from the Wallet.
Source: Kyiv City State Administration
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