Limited time! Enjoy Better FX Rates for Your Poland to Ukraine Transfers
If you’re sending money from Poland to family, friends, or loved ones in Ukraine, we’ve got good news for you.
Paysend is offering a special improved FX rate on all transfers from Poland to Ukraine until 31 July 2025. That means you get more Ukrainian hryvnia (UAH) for every Polish zloty (PLN) you send – helping your money go further when it matters most.
What’s the offer?
From now until 31 July 2025, all international transfers sent from Poland to Ukraine will benefit from better-than-usual exchange rates. There’s no minimum amount required, and you don’t need a promo code – the improved rate is applied automatically when you create your transfer in the Paysend app or website.
Why choose Paysend for your PLN to UAH transfers?
Sending money to Ukraine is about more than just completing a transaction. It’s about supporting family, covering bills, paying for tuition or giving peace of mind to loved ones back home. That’s why Paysend aims to make every transfer:
- Fast – most transfers arrive in seconds
- Secure – with bank-level encryption
- Easy – send straight to bank cards or accounts
- Great value – with transparent fees and now, better FX rates
How can I send money to Ukraine?
- Log into your Paysend app or create an account if you’re new
- Choose Ukraine as your receiving country
- Enter your recipient’s bank card or account details
- Type the amount you want to send and review the improved exchange rate
- Confirm and hit send – and your money is on its way
How to send money to Privatbank Ukraine account from Poland
Paysend delivers money directly to any bank account in Ukraine, including Privatbank. Just follow the steps above and select ‘to bank account’. For transfers to bank accounts, the Paysend fee is 4.9 PLN, and money is usually transferred on the same day.
Why is FX rate important?
FX (foreign exchange) rates determine how much money your recipient will receive after conversion. Even a small improvement can make a big difference when supporting loved ones regularly. With Paysend’s special FX rate this month, you’ll get more UAH for your PLN without needing to do anything extra.
When does this offer end?
This promotion runs until 31 July 2025. Transfers made after this date will revert to Paysend’s standard competitive rates, so make sure to take advantage before the offer ends.
Start sending today
Whether you’re paying for groceries, rent, medical needs, or simply helping family back home, now is the perfect time to send money from Poland to Ukraine with Paysend.
Disclaimer
Valid until 31 July 2025. Offer valid for international transfers of any amount sent from Poland to Ukraine. No promo code required. Special FX rates are applied automatically and reflect a discount on Paysend’s standard FX markup rate. Special FX rates are determined by Paysend. Third-party fees may apply. TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. Paysend Terms & Conditions: Read Our Policies and Guidelines.
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