terms
tariffs
Terms and tariffs for UBPAY fast money transfers by Individual customers.
The acceptance of cash in rubles will be temporarily suspended from July 21, 2026.
India, China, Canada, Russia, Cyprus, Greece, Israel, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Republic of Armenia
To Russia – AMD and RUB
Within Armenia – AMD, USD, EUR, RUB
Cyprus, Greece – EUR
Israel, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan – USD
India – AMD, USD, EUR
China – AMD, USD, EUR
Canada – AMD, USD, EUR
Cash or non-cash to the beneficiary's bank or card account
1,000 - 5,000,000 AMD
2 - 10,000 USD
2 - 10,000 EUR
100 - 500,000 RUB
20,000,000 AMD
50,000 USD
50,000 EUR
5,000,000 RUB
To Russia and Armenia: 1% of the transfer amount for transfers in the same currency pair; 0% for transfers in different currency pairs
To Cyprus and Greece: 1.5%
To Israel: 2.20%
To Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan: 1.80%
To Uzbekistan: 2.00%
To India։ 1%, min. 3 EUR
To China: 1%, min. 7 EUR
To Canada: 1%, min. 5 EUR
Not applicable
Provision of current account statements and copies thereof at the bank branch:
no tariff set
Providing a statement and copies of a closed account at the bank branch:
1,000 AMD
Services are provided:
In all branches of the bank
You can learn more about the UBPay fast money transfer process here.
You can find the list of necessary documents submitted by the initiator of the transfer of funds, as well as the recipient of the funds (beneficiary of the transfer) here.
The fee applied for the transfer is charged in AMD, and the applicable exchange rate is based on the Bank’s current non-cash selling rate at the time of application.
How to communicate with the bank: YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE FINANCIAL ORGANIZATION IN YOUR PREFERRED WAY: BY POSTAL OR ELECTRONIC. RECEIVING INFORMATION ELECTRONIC IS THE MOST CONVENIENT. IT IS AVAILABLE 24/7, IT IS FREE FROM THE RISK OF LOSS OF PAPER INFORMATION AND ENSURES CONFIDENTIALITY.
For the purpose of due diligence of the customer as defined by the RA Law "On Combating Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism", the Bank may request additional documents or other information from the Customer based on the "Know your customer" principle, as well as ask additional questions to the consumer during verbal communication (if such a request exists).
In accordance with the agreement signed with the United States based on the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), the Bank may collect additional information to determine the Customer's US taxpayer status.
In compliance with the Bank’s obligations under the legislation of the Republic of Armenia, including the RA Tax Code, the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and/or other international treaties, the Bank shall provide the state and/or local self-government bodies of the Republic of Armenia and/or competent foreign authorities (hereinafter referred to as the 'Authorized Body') and/or entities designated by the latter with information constituting banking secrecy and personal data of the non-resident Customer, to which the Customer hereby gives their unconditional consent.
You can get acquainted with the terms and conditions of remote maintenance services here.