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Card of a Kharkiv resident
Card of a Kharkiv resident
Urban social project that cares about the comfort of citizens
527 174
Card holders
145
Partner companies
70+ million ₴
Savings with the card
Activity history
2021
Launching
The "Card of a Kharkiv resident" project was launched on August 3, 2021 at the initiative of Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov.
It was created as a single city card for access to city services, e-ticket and partnership benefits.
2022
Adaptation to new conditions
After the start of the full-scale war, from March 1, 2022, free travel in public transport was introduced in Kharkiv.
In these conditions, the project team focused on the development of a partnership program and a discount system to support the city's residents in everyday expenses.
2023
Scaling
The project has entered the stage of development and expansion.
The site and the visual style of the cards have been updated, and the partner network has been significantly expanded.More than 42 companies joined the project.
2024
Digitization and
social solutions
Special cards for volunteers and internally displaced persons with additional benefits have been introduced.
A digital version of the card (Digital X-card) was launched in the Open Kharkiv application, which made it possible to use the service without a plastic card.
2025
New audiences and further development
The "Card of a Kharkiv resident" has been launched for servicemen, veterans and participants in hostilities with an extended loyalty program.
Online submission of questionnaires and new formats of offline interaction with citizens together with partners have been implemented.
Types of cards
The card of a Kharkiv resident is issued in 9 different layouts, adapted to the needs of different categories of Kharkiv residents:
Uchnivska
(junior school)
Uchnivska
(high school)
Advantage
Communal
General
Volunteer
State Emergency Service
Military serviceman
Student's
Uchnivska
(junior school)
Uchnivska
(high school)
Advantage
Communal
General
Volunteer
State Emergency Service
Military serviceman
Student's
The project continues to scale and adapt to the needs of different population groups.
