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In the countries of the former USSR, post-Soviet transition was an era marked by significant social and political turmoil, as newly created states struggled to wean away from their dependence on Russia while transitioning to market economies. One of the successes to come out of this period of economic upheaval is Ukraine's national monetary unit, the hryvnia.
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