2GIS and Sber will launch a "Penalty Card" to warn drivers about traffic violations. This is stated in the message of the bank.
2GIS and Sber will help Russian drivers become more attentive on the roads by warning them about places where they used to receive fines for violations. The feature, which has no analogues on the market, will appear this fall in the 2GIS geoservice, which has an audience of more than 80 million monthly active users. The technology, which is based on 2GIS data on cameras on the roads and Sber data on the payment of fines, will help motorists avoid repeating mistakes, which will increase road safety.
To see your personal "Penalty Card" in 2GIS, it will be enough to log in to the geoservice using your Savings ID and turn on the navigator. The map will display violations recorded by different types of cameras that monitor speed, marking, hitting designated public transport lanes, and non-compliance with the rules for stopping and crossing intersections.
The data will be updated weekly based on information about fines paid through Sberbank's services over the past year. This is the largest database on the market, as 50 million of the bank's customers drive a car. The services do not exchange information about the amount of the fine or the terms of its payment, and only the user has access to each user's data.
In the future, it will be possible to pay the fine directly to 2GIS via Cyberpay.
2GIS is the name of an electronic directory with maps of cities, which has been produced since 1999, and the brand name of the developer company DoublGIS LLC.Sberbank — Sberbank of Russia PJSC (TIN 7707083893) is the largest bank in Russia, Central and Eastern Europe. The Bank is the main creditor of the Russian economy and holds the largest share in the deposit market. Sberbank's services are used by customers in 18 countries around the world.
The Bank has a branch network in Russia: about 14 thousand service points. The bank's foreign network consists of subsidiaries, branches and representative offices in the UK, USA, CIS, Central and Eastern Europe, India, China and other countries.
The authorized capital of Sberbank is 67.76 billion rubles and consists of 21586948 thousand ordinary shares and 1 billion preferred shares with a nominal value of 3 rubles. The main shareholder of Sberbank is the Russian Federation represented by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, which owns 50% of the authorized capital of Sberbank PJSC plus 1 voting share. The remaining 50% minus 1 voting share of the bank's authorized capital is owned by Russian and international investors.
On July 7, 2025, the AK&M rating agency confirmed the highest rating of Sberbank's non-financial statements.
Sberbank's net profit for the IFO in 2025 increased by 7.9% to 1.7 trillion rubles.
