Ukrainians participating in the National Cashback program will receive payments for May and June in August, but not in one amount, but in two separate tranches. The register of accruals for May has already been formed, and after these payments are completed, the register for June will be created, so in two months you can receive up to 6,000 UAH if the maximum cashback has been accumulated for each month.

The change in the payment procedure was reported on the Diii page. They explained that the schedule had been revised, so the money that was previously planned to be transferred in July would only arrive in August.. Recently, program participants received cashback for April. These funds must be used before July 31, 2026, otherwise unused amounts will be returned to the state budget. After this, the state will begin payments for the following months. However, now compensation for May and June will be paid separately.

Dii explained that the register of recipients for May has already been formed. Users can check the status of their payment directly in the application. Only after all transfers for May are completed will the formation of the register for June begin. The exact dates for the receipt of funds have not yet been made public; the updated procedure provides for:.

Thus, in August, program participants can receive two separate transfers instead of one.

The maximum cashback amount for one month is 3,000 hryvnia, which means that at the end of two months, Ukrainians can receive up to 6,000 hryvnia if they accumulated the maximum amount of compensation in May and June.

The actual size of the payment depends on the volume of purchases of goods participating in the program and the cashback percentage established for them. The program stimulates the purchase of Ukrainian-made goods.

At the moment, more than 5 million Ukrainians have already joined it, and manufacturers have registered more than 400 thousand products. Depending on the product category, buyers can receive compensation in the amount of 5% or 15% of the purchase price. You can check whether a product is participating in the program using a special barcode scanner in the Diya application or on the website of the “Made in Ukraine” program.

The funds received can be used for purposes specified by the state. Statistics show that most often Ukrainians use them to pay for housing and communal services..