Translated with AI from the Russian original.

From May 1st, all individuals can transfer up to 30 million rubles per month between their accounts for free via the FPS. Modulbank's increased transfer limit for sellers is already available now with the Market Card.

Sellers who have a Market Card can withdraw revenue from marketplaces to the Market Card with a commission from 0%, pay in stores and online via the FPS — including via QR code or SBPay, and make transfers to other individuals by phone number. Now they have the opportunity to transfer up to 30 million rubles per month from the Market Card to themselves without commission by phone number.

“Marketplace sellers often need to work with revenue from marketplaces: pay for purchases, make transfers to suppliers, and more. We responded to this market demand and launched our Market Card in the fall of 2023 – the first physical card for entrepreneurs. This is an analogue of a debit card that allows sellers to conveniently operate revenue,” says Irina Maksyuta, Director of Marketplaces at Modulbank.

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