Payment for car fines

Q: Who Issues Traffic Violation Fines?

Fines for traffic or parking violations are issued by patrol police or parking inspectors. Since June 2020, traffic violations (currently only speeding) are also recorded by automated detection systems.

Q: Where to Appeal a Traffic Fine?

Drivers have 15 days to pay traffic fines. Paying within 10 days grants a 50% discount. If you believe the fine is unjustified, you can appeal it in court within 10 days from the date you received the administrative violation notice. Your appeal must clearly explain why you disagree with the fine.

Q: Where to Check for Traffic Fines?

You can check traffic fines directly on the EasyPay website. In the 'Traffic Fines' section, select 'Traffic Violation Fines' and choose the method to check: via protocol number, vehicle registration certificate, ID card or passport, or driver’s license. EasyPay makes it easy to stay on top of your traffic fines.

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Pay Traffic Violation Fines Online

Violated traffic rules and now need to pay a fine? But you don’t want to go to the bank?
Save your time and energy — pay traffic violation fines online via EasyPay.
The internet makes life easier: to pay your fine online, all you need is the protocol data or your identification document (passport, ID card, TIN, etc.), and your bank card details. See below for how it works.

How to Pay a Traffic Fine Online

In the services catalog, click on the “Traffic Fines” section.

Then click on “Traffic Violation Fines.”

You can pay the fine using your ID card, Ukrainian passport details, protocol number, driver’s license info, TIN, or vehicle registration certificate data.

Depending on the selected method, enter the necessary data, your vehicle’s license plate number, and your phone number.

The system will display all outstanding fines. To pay, you’ll need your bank card details: number, expiration date, and CVV code.

Once the payment is complete, you can either print the receipt or send it to your email. Note: funds are transferred to the Treasury within three business days. Therefore, don’t postpone payment until the last moment.

What Documents Are Required to Pay a Traffic Fine?

The list of required documents depends on the method you choose to pay:

To pay by protocol number — have the series and number of the protocol.

To pay using your driver’s license — provide its series, number, and issue date.

To pay by your Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) — provide your TIN.

To pay using your vehicle registration certificate — provide its series and number.

To pay using your ID card or Ukrainian passport — provide either the ID card number or the passport series and number.

In all cases, you will also need to enter your car’s license plate number.

👮 Who Issues Traffic Violation Fines?

Fines for traffic violations or illegal parking are issued by patrol police or parking inspectors.
Additionally, since June 2020, traffic violations (currently limited to speeding) can be recorded by an automated detection system.

🚘 Where to Appeal a Traffic Fine?

You have 15 days to pay a traffic fine. If paid within 10 days, a 50% discount applies.
If you believe a fine was issued unfairly, you can appeal it in court. You have 10 days from the date of receiving the administrative offense notice.
Your claim must clearly state the reasons for disputing the fine.

📑 Where to Check for Traffic Fines?

You can check for traffic fines directly on the EasyPay website. Go to the “Traffic Fines” section, select “Traffic Violation Fines,” and choose how you want to check your fines.
This can be done using the protocol number, vehicle registration certificate, ID card or passport details, or driver’s license information.
Being a responsible driver with EasyPay is easy. Try it for yourself!