Starting this week, Ukrainian delivery workers can now purchase the Delfast Partner electric bike on credit. This new initiative aims to support local couriers and make high-quality electric transportation more accessible.

The program offers flexible terms: customers can apply for a loan of up to â‚´100,000 (approximately $4,300), with the maximum repayment period set at three years. To apply, users simply need to visit Delfast's website, fill out an online form, and provide basic personal details. A bank representative will then reach out to discuss available credit options and guide them through the process.

This credit program was developed in response to growing demand from delivery drivers working with platforms like Glovo and UberEats. Many of these workers have struggled to afford reliable transport that keeps up with their busy schedules. With the Delfast Partner, they can now move faster, cover more ground, and increase their earnings.

“We're passionate about helping young Ukrainians take the first step toward a better future. Our mission is to promote clean, efficient, and sustainable transportation solutions—especially for those who rely on it every day. Electric bikes are not just a trend; they’re a necessary shift for a greener tomorrow,”

Daniel Tonkopiy
CEO & Co-founder, Delfast

The Delfast Partner is specifically designed for delivery professionals. It’s built for speed, durability, and efficiency, making it ideal for daily use. Whether you're delivering food, packages, or anything else, this e-bike is built to keep up with your pace.

In addition to Ukraine, Delfast plans to expand this credit program to other countries, including the United States and members of the European Union. The goal is to bring affordable, eco-friendly transportation to more people around the world.

For more information, visit the official Delfast website and explore the credit options available today.