Banka. Saving and fundraising — sorted

Head to ‘Savings’ at the bottom of the screen and tap ‘Open a Banka’. Set your goal and target amount — the app will guide you through the rest.

Via a payment link (with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or card details), the Jar’s card number, account details, or a QR code. You can top it up from any bank.

Go to ‘Savings’, choose your Jar, and tap ‘Share Jar’ under the image. You’ll find the link and card number there, ready to share.

A Banka is your tool for saving or fundraising. You can top it up with spare change from card payments, set up regular transfers, or round up your daily balance. Plus, you can create multiple Bankas for different goals.

If it’s from a mono card, you’ll see the sender’s name in your statement. If it’s from another bank, sender details won’t be visible.

Open your Banka in ‘Savings’ and tap ‘View statement’.

Not always. To prevent fraud, our system evaluates risks automatically before allowing them. Meanwhile, top-ups from any Ukrainian bank work with zero restrictions.

Tap your Banka and select ‘Set up auto-save’. You can choose a card and turn on spare change round-ups there. Right now, you can’t deduct a percentage from specific income (like just your salary) — only fixed amounts or round-ups are available.

You can break open your Banka and withdraw funds anytime — no need to wait until it’s full. The money goes straight to your card. You can also withdraw without breaking it: just tap ‘Withdraw from Banka’ in the menu.

Technically, no — once a Banka is broken, it can’t be restored. Your funds are moved to your card, so you’ll need to open a new Banka. If you were running a fundraiser, you’ll have to start a new one.