Ukrainian service members to get fuel discounts up to 9 UAH per litre via PrivatBank cards
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has introduced a new partner format called MORE++ within the Pluses section of the Armiya+ mobile application. PrivatBank and the WOG gas station network became the first partners, offering military personnel combined discounts on fuel payments. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform, citing information from the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.
Under the new service format, financial institutions and retail chains combine their discount offers for Ukrainian service members. A bank bonus is added to the existing retailer discount when paying with a eligible card.
Users do not need to undergo additional registration or transfer personal data to third parties. The discounted price is applied at the checkout by scanning a QR code generated inside the Armiya+ application.
Preferential Fuel Terms from WOG and PrivatBank
The initial joint offer reduces the price per litre of fuel when paying with eligible PrivatBank cards. Military personnel can save 9 UAH per litre on MUSTANG petrol and diesel, 8 UAH on Euro5 petrol and diesel, and 4 UAH per litre on LPG.
These discount rates apply to up to 100 litres of fuel per month for each application user. The allocated monthly limit can also be shared with family members and close relatives.
Once the monthly limit is reached, standard WOG discounts under the Pluses program remain active. These offer up to 7 UAH off per litre of petrol, 6 UAH for diesel, and up to 3 UAH for LPG, with no volume limits or card restrictions.
Savings at Cafes and Convenience Stores
“Gratitude to our defenders must translate into concrete support, including the ability to spend less on daily needs,” stated Roman Zahorodniy, head of the Armiya+ project at the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.
Additionally, application users retain discounts at WOG CAFE and WOG MARKET establishments. These include 40% off beverages, 30% off breakfasts, 20% off other cafe items, and 10% off store goods regardless of the payment method used.
“Systemic support for our defenders is an absolute priority for PrivatBank,” emphasized Dmytro Musiienko, board member for retail business at PrivatBank. The project aims to integrate more banking institutions and expand product categories in the future.
Photo: Ministry of Defence of Ukraine
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