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At our exchange office, we offer exchange (purchase and sale) at an attractive Ukrainian hryvnia exchange rate and the possibility of exchanging it for another currency at the current exchange rate, the quotations are presented in the table above - the website also includes banknotes currently in circulation, and there are as many as 96, we would like to point out that there are currently five different banknote designs in circulation in Ukraine and we have tried to present them to you on our website:

  • Old banknotes issued from 1992-1994
    They are characterized by a typical post-Soviet design with a central figure and denominations range from 1 to 100, although it is worth noting that they are now rare,
  • Newer banknotes issued 1994-1997
    They still refer to the same post-Soviet design, but the figure (portrait) is placed on the side of the banknote - denominations range from 1 to 20, but are gradually disappearing from general circulation.
  • New banknotes issued: 2000-2001
    They bring slight changes in design, mainly in the arrangement of inscriptions, denominations are 2, 20 and 200.
  • New banknotes issued: 2003-2006
    Here you can see the modern design and changes in the image of the figure representing a given denomination - you can notice a more uniform color scheme of individual denominations, which range from 1 to 100.
  • New banknotes (issue dates from 2006): They have a completely changed design and in 2007 denominations of 200 and 500 were introduced.
  • New banknotes (issue dates from 2019): Modern design - the denomination of 1000 was introduced.

It is worth noting that both new and old banknotes are treated equally by banks and sellers, which means that all of them are fully legal tender. The situation in Ukraine resulted in a sharp decline in the value of the Ukrainian currency. Analysts unanimously maintain that the prospects for strengthening this currency depend not only on the end of the armed conflict but also on the stabilization of the local economy, which is limping, and on the healthy state of the global economy. It is worth noting that the Ukrainian hryvnia exchange rate has managed to recover from a severe low in recent years, but the war caused a drastic drop in value.

The obverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote introduced into circulation in 2023The obverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote introduced into circulation in 2023

On the obverse there is a porter of Vladimir Vernadsky, the founder of the Academy of Sciences in Ukraine.

Reverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2023Reverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2023

The topic is the building of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

Obverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2021Obverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2021

The portrait shows the same mineralogist and geochemist, considered one of the founders of geochemistry, who appears on this particular denomination.

Reverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2021.Reverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2021.

The image shows the National Academy of Sciences.

Obverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2019Obverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2019

A portrait of an outstanding geologist who can be seen on each obverse of this denomination.

Reverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2019Reverse of the 1,000 hryvnia banknote from 2019

The image is almost the same as two other banknotes with this denomination.

The obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote in circulation from 2023The obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote in circulation from 2023

On the obverse there is a portrait of the poet, philosopher and composer Grigory Skovoroda.

Rückseite der 500-Hrywnja-Banknote aus dem Jahr 2023Rückseite der 500-Hrywnja-Banknote aus dem Jahr 2023

Das Thema ist der Bau einer höheren Schule: der Kyiv-Mohyla-Akademie.

Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2022.Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2022.

The obverse is decorated with a portrait of Hryhorij Skovorod, a man of many talents.

Reverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2022Reverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2022

Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2021Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2021

Obrácená strana bankovky 500 hřiven z roku 2021Obrácená strana bankovky 500 hřiven z roku 2021

Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2019Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2019

Reverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote issued in 2019Reverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote issued in 2019

Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2016Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2016

Reverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2016Reverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2016

Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2015Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2015

Reverse of 500 hryvnia from 2015Reverse of 500 hryvnia from 2015

Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2014Obverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2014

Reverse of the 500 UAH banknote from 2014Reverse of the 500 UAH banknote from 2014

Obverse of 500 hryvnia from 2011Obverse of 500 hryvnia from 2011

Reverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2011Reverse of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2011

The front side of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2006The front side of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2006

Back side of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2006Back side of the 500 hryvnia banknote from 2006

Obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2021Obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2021

The subject of the obverse is the Ukrainian poet, writer and literary critic Lesya Ukrainka.

Reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote from 2021Reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote from 2021

On the reverse there is an image of the Entrance Tower of the Lubart Castle in Lutsk.

Obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2020Obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2020

The reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2020The reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2020

The obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2014The obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2014

The reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2014The reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2014

The obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2011The obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2011

The reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2011The reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2011

The obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2007The obverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2007

The reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2007The reverse of the 200 hryvnia banknote issued in 2007

The obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote put into circulation in 2022.The obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote put into circulation in 2022.

The portrait depicts the Ukrainian national poet and painter - representative of Romanticism and political activist Taras Shevchenko.

Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2022Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2022

Image of the building of the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv.

Obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2021Obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2021

Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2021Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2021

Obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2015Obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2015

Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2015Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2015

Obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2014Obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2014

Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2014.Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2014.

The theme is the landscape of Czarniecka Góra near Czerkasy and the figures of a kobzar and a boy.

Obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2006Obverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2006

Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2006Reverse of the 100 hryvnia banknote from 2006

Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2021Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2021

Another prominent figure featured on this banknote is the Ukrainian historian and politician Mykhailo Hrushevsky.

Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2021Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2021

The painting shows the building of the Central Council of Ukraine.

Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2019Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2019

Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2019Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2019

Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2015Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2015

Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2015Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2015

Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2011Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2011

Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2011Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2011

Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2004Obverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2004

Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2004Reverse of the 50 hryvnia banknote from 2004

The obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote came into circulation in 2021The obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote came into circulation in 2021

Portrait of Ivan Franko, considered the most outstanding figure of Ukrainian political thought and literature.

The reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote was released into circulation in 2021.The reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote was released into circulation in 2021.

The painting shows the building of the Lviv Opera House.

The obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote came into circulation in 2018The obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote came into circulation in 2018

The reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote was released in 2018The reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote was released in 2018

The obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote came into circulation in 2016The obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote came into circulation in 2016

The reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote was released in 2016The reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote was released in 2016

The obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote came into circulation in 2013The obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote came into circulation in 2013

The reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote was released in 2013The reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote was released in 2013

Obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote, 2005 issueObverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote, 2005 issue

Reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote, 2005 issueReverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote, 2005 issue

Obverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote, 2003 issueObverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote, 2003 issue

Reverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote, 2003 issueReverse of the 20 hryvnia banknote, 2003 issue

Obverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2016Obverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2016

The portrait shows the hetman and prince of the Holy Roman Empire, Ivan Mazep.

Reverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2016Reverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2016

The back side shows the Pechora Lavra also known as the Kiev Monastery.

Obverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2011.Obverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2011.

Reverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2011.Reverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2011.

Obverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2006Obverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2006

Reverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2006Reverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2006

Obverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2004Obverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2004

Reverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2004Reverse of the 10 hryvnia banknote from 2004

Obverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2015Obverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2015

The reverse shows the Grand Hetman of Ukraine: Bohdan Khmelnytsky.

Reverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2015Reverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2015

The subject of the painting is the church of St. Eliasza located in the village of Subotów.

Obverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2011Obverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2011

Reverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2011Reverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2011

Obverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2005Obverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2005

Reverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2005Reverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2005

Obverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2004Obverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2004

Reverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2004Reverse of the 5 hryvnia banknote from 2004

Obverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2013Obverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2013

The obverse shows a portrait of Yaroslav the Wise, former Grand Prince of Kiev.

Reverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2013Reverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2013

The reverse shows a historical and architectural masterpiece, the world-famous Kiev Cathedral of St. Zofia.

Obverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2011Obverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2011

Reverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2011Reverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2011

Obverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2004.Obverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2004.

The obverse is decorated with the image of Yaroslav the Wise, former Grand Prince of Kiev.

Reverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2004Reverse of the 2 hryvnia banknote from 2004

The reverse is decorated with the cathedral of St. Sophia in Kiev which is a historical and architectural monument as well as wall paintings from the first half of the 11th century known all over the world.

Obverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2014Obverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2014

The obverse shows a portrait of Volodymyr the Great, Grand Prince of Kiev.

Reverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2014Reverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2014

The painting shows the city of Volodymyr.

Obverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2011.Obverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2011.

In subsequent issues of this denomination, the subject matter remained the same.

Reverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2011Reverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2011

Also in this case, the denomination topic has not been changed for other banknotes.

Obverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2006Obverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2006

This banknote also features a portrait of the great leader Vladimir, the changes concern the color of the banknote - a blue-yellow gradient.

Reverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2006Reverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2006

The theme was retained from the older denomination series, while shades of blue, pink and yellow were added.

Obverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2004Obverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2004

The portrait shows Vladimir the Great, the great prince of Kiev, during his reign there will be a rapid development of Kievan Rus.

Reverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2004Reverse of the 1 hryvnia banknote from 2004

On the reverse you can see the wall system of Kiev with several gates.

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