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Published on 10/29/2026 at 17:53 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

OTP Bank is preparing digital agrarian-note solutions in Ukraine. The project builds on financing activity dating back to 2017.

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OTP Bank Ukraine is preparing digital agrarian-note solutions after financing 1,400 agrarian receipts since 2017.
The project remains at the internal-procedure stage, so execution and broader adoption are the next investor checkpoints.
The disclosed financing activity gives OTP Bank a measurable regional digital-finance development alongside its wider banking operations.

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OTP Bank Ukraine said on October 16, 2026, that it is preparing new solutions based on digital agrarian notes, adding a fresh operating detail to the group's regional banking story. The disclosure was made in a release from OTP Bank Ukraine. At Lang & Schwarz, OTP Bank stock was EUR 116.65 at 16:30:25 CET on October 29, 2026, up 2.87 percent from the quoted previous close. That was 2.19 percent above the EUR 114.15 quote recorded in the earlier AD HOC NEWS report at 09:46 CET the same day.

New agricultural finance initiative

OTP Bank Ukraine said it had financed 1,400 agrarian receipts worth UAH 11.6 billion since beginning work with the instrument in 2017. The bank said this represented approximately 77 percent of the banking-financing segment and 14.5 percent of the total Ukrainian market.

Agrarian notes are electronic securities recorded in the depository system and have a different legal and operational framework from agrarian receipts. OTP Bank said the new instrument could broaden access to agricultural finance and support a more digital process for producers and other supply-chain participants.

Execution remains the next test

The initiative is not yet presented as a new earnings target. OTP Bank Ukraine said it is finalizing internal procedures for launching new solutions and has already participated in agrarian-note transactions. For investors, the relevant follow-through will be whether the planned product reaches repeatable transactions and expands beyond the bank's established agrarian-receipts business.

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