Priorbank overhauls services with stricter transfer rules and digital-first deposits

Say goodbye to terminal deposits—Priorbank’s 2026 shift pushes customers toward ATMs and mobile wallets. But tighter transfer rules may catch some off guard.

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2026 January 2 . 7:18 AM

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Priorbank overhauls services with stricter transfer rules and digital-first deposits

Priorbank is updating its services, with key changes coming in early 2026. From January 3, customers will no longer deposit cash at standard payment terminals. The bank is also adjusting cross-border transfer rules and expanding digital payment options.

The first major update took effect on December 3, 2025. Priorbank limited cross-border card-to-card transfers to 20 transactions per week. This restriction applies to all customers using Visa or Mastercard.

A month later, on January 3, 2026, the bank will stop accepting cash deposits at its payment and information terminals. Instead, customers must use advanced ATMs with cash-recycling functions. These machines will handle both withdrawals and deposits as part of a wider network modernisation.

For those who prefer digital solutions, Visa and Mastercard top-ups remain available. Customers can add funds via mobile wallets like Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Swoo Pay. Traditional payment methods, such as ERP transfers, will still work through Belpochta’s branches across the country.

The changes mean customers will rely more on upgraded ATMs or digital services for deposits. Cross-border transfers now have stricter weekly limits, while mobile payment options expand. Priorbank’s updates aim to streamline operations while keeping essential services accessible.