Diya launched five new military bonds.


New military bonds on the Diya portal
Five new military bonds have appeared on the state services portal Diya. This was reported by the portal's press service.
They are named after temporarily occupied Ukrainian cities by Russia - Tokmak, Soledar, Foros, New World, and Livadia. The rates and payment dates for the respective bonds are as follows:
The payment of the "Tokmak" bond is expected on February 4, 2026, at a rate of 15%.
The rate for the "Soledar" bond is 16.75%, with a payment term of June 24, 2026.
The "Foros" bond has a rate of 16.75% and will be paid on November 3, 2027.
The rate for the "New World" bond is from 16.4%, with the payment date on April 14, 2027.
The "Livadia" bond has a rate of 17.9%, and the funds will be paid on June 9, 2027.
If you buy 10 "Tokmak" bonds for 10,443 UAH, then in a year you can receive 11,509 UAH to the "eSupport" card.
The press service of the Diya portal explains that purchasing military bonds helps the Defense Forces, supports the economy, and is an investment in the state.
How to buy military bonds through the Diya application
- Update the Diya application to the latest version.
- In Services, find Military Bonds.
- Select the type of bonds by the names of Ukrainian cities or territories.
- Choose a bank or broker for purchasing the bonds.
- Indicate the number of bonds.
- Enter your contact details and choose the eSupport card for receiving payments.
- Check and send the request to the chosen partner.
- Sign the documents for opening a securities account and pay for the bonds.
Recently, it became known how much Ukrainians have already invested in bonds through Diya. A member of parliament also proposed to discuss the possibility of mandatory purchase of government bonds by the population.
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