Poles are buying the bankrupt PINbank

The Polish fintech startup Zen.com will acquire 100% of the shares in the nationalized PINbank. 

This was reported by "Ekonomichna Pravda."

The deal is expected to be finalized by April 15, following approval by the National Bank of Ukraine and the Antimonopoly Committee.

The winner was selected based on the results of a tender held on March 31. In addition to Zen.com, Asvio Bank also participated.

Currently, the bank is under the temporary administration of the Deposit Guarantee Fund. After the deal closes, the new owner will have one month to recapitalize the bank.

At the time of its exit from the market, PINbank’s assets amounted to UAH 163 million, and its losses for 2025 stood at UAH 63.2 million.

The bank previously belonged to Russian businessman Yevgeny Giner, after which it was nationalized due to violations of capital requirements.

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