Parking in Mykolaiv can no longer be paid for through “Mykolaiv Digital”

From November 16, drivers in Mykolaiv will no longer be able to use the “Mykolaiv Digital” app to pay for parking. As reported by the Mykolaiv City Council, payments made through this service will no longer be accepted as valid proof of payment.

UNIP will become the only mobile app for these payments. However, drivers will also be able to pay for parking without installing the app by making a quick online payment.

Information boards at paid parking lots feature two QR codes with different functions:

• Quick payment: scan the QR code with your smartphone camera, open the link, and pay for parking online. There’s no need to download an app.
• Download UNIP: scan the other QR code to go to Google Play or the App Store and install the app, so you can pay for parking from your smartphone through this service in the future.

To avoid confusion and fines, the city council urges drivers to install UNIP in advance and use it to pay, or choose the quick online payment option via the QR code on the board. Drivers are also asked to share information about the payment changes with others.

We wrote earlier:

• Parking in Mykolaiv will now be paid for in a new way
• Mykolaiv is considering free parking for combat veterans
• 5,000 for parking every month? In Mykolaiv, a “comfortable city” turned into a paid nightmare
• Pay up or get fined: Mykolaiv launches paid parking with cameras
• Paid for ordinary people, free for the “elite”? Mykolaiv-style parking arithmetic