Rate for 2026-05-13
Polish Zloty to Ukrainian Hryvnia
Official NBU rate. 30-day low: 11.9336 UAH. High: 12.2691 UAH. Average: 12.1385 UAH.
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Why the zloty matters for Ukraine
Since 2022 Poland has been Ukraine's largest EU trade partner and the top destination for Ukrainian relocation. As of early 2026 there are ~1.5 million Ukrainians in Poland under temporary protection — many remit salaries to Ukraine or receive transfers from Ukraine. This creates steady demand for PLN/UAH and UAH/PLN rates.
How to send money to Poland
SWIFT transfer — €25–40 commission, 1–3 days. Wise (TransferWise) — 0.5–1% rate markup + €2–5, same day. Revolut — close to the official rate for premium tiers. Privat and Mono zloty cards — auto-conversion at the bank's rate with ~0.5% margin.
Zloty rate: what to watch
PLN rate depends on the National Bank of Poland (NBP) rate decisions, Polish inflation, euro dynamics. Since 2024 the zloty has strengthened against the hryvnia by ~5% due to wage growth and Polish economic stabilization.
Quick Facts — PLN / UAH
| Current NBU rate | 12.1591 UAH per 1 PLN |
|---|---|
| Set date | 2026-05-13 |
| 30-day low | 11.9336 UAH |
| 30-day high | 12.2691 UAH |
| 30-day average | 12.1385 UAH |
| 30-day change | 0.2255 UAH (1.89%) |
| Full name | Polish Zloty |
| ISO 4217 code | PLN |
FAQ
How many UAH is 1 PLN today?
As of 2026-05-13, the official NBU rate is 12.1591 UAH per 1 PLN. This is the accounting and tax-reporting rate. Exchange offices and banks will offer rates 1–3% off due to spread.
What will the PLN rate be tomorrow?
Predictions can't be exact — but the 30-day average has been 12.1385 UAH, with a low of 11.9336 UAH and a high of 12.2691 UAH. Moves within this band are normal; breaks above or below typically follow significant geopolitical or economic events.
How often does the NBU rate change?
Once per business day, after 14:00 Kyiv time. Weekends and Ukrainian public holidays keep the previous business day's rate.
Where to buy polish zloty in Ukraine?
At large banks (PrivatBank, Raiffeisen, Credit Agricole, monobank, Sense), licensed exchange offices, or via bank mobile apps. Transactions over UAH 150,000 per month require passport identification.