Translated with AI from the Russian original.

Transferring money from individual entrepreneurs' current accounts to their own Sber cards has become possible in two taps on a smartphone screen.

As Sber reported, the option "Transfer to Your SberBank Card" has appeared for all those authorized in the "SberBusiness" online bank as individual entrepreneurs. In this menu item, you can create a payment by selecting one of your cards to receive funds.

If the entrepreneur has only one card, the details for crediting will be filled in automatically. If there are several, you will need to select the desired one. The transfer amount is not limited. The user will need to save the payment order, sign it, and send it to the bank.

Anna Loevskaya, Director of the "Digital Corporate Bank" division of Sberbank, said:

Transferring revenue to a personal card is a very popular request among "SberBusiness" users. Therefore, we decided to make the user journey as convenient and intuitive as possible, as in "SberBank Online." Most individual entrepreneurs-at least two million users-work in both applications, so we are unifying the customer experience as much as possible. A couple of taps-and the money is already on your card.

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