Video Day Banknotes can be damaged mechanically (trimming at least half of the banknote and destruction; cut in half or three parts; drilling in a banknote of three or more holes) or special solutions or painting substances with a painting of at least 50% of the total area of the banknote. So, in particular, they look like banknotes that are deliberately damaged by banks: “We ask both business and citizens to be careful.
Such banknotes - painted, cut or holes - do not need to be taken during cash. If you are offered painted, cut or with holes of the banknote during the calculations, do not accept them in any case. After all, they ceased to be a payment. Give up and ask others. It will also be appropriate to report the distributors of such banknotes to the National Police to stop the actions of the attackers, ”the NBU is advised. In case of doubt, you can contact any bank.
Damaged banknotes are not subject to exchange during martial law, but are removed for further research by the National Bank. For its part, the NBU also draws the attention of banks to the need to take additional measures to prevent such banknotes from entering the cash desks. "We remind you that the conditions of martial law are the safest are non -cash calculations, so we recommend preference to them," the regulator added.
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