Lie detector test in Dnipro: on-⁠site visit or online

Dnipro is a city of metallurgy and the rocket and space industry, one of the country's leading financial centres and a major trading centre with numerous shops and markets. It is also an important railway junction and a river port. The city stands on both banks of the river: the centre is on the high right bank, and three of its eight districts are on the left.

There is no permanent EyeDetect equipment in Dnipro. A specialist brings it from Lviv on an overnight train, and the round trip takes more than a day, so a visit here is never a next-day matter. Hence a simple piece of advice: first ask yourself whether a visit is what you need. If there is one question and one person, the VerifEye online test gives an answer the same day: a phone and a quiet room at home are all it takes. A visit is justified when one trip has to cover several people, for example everyone who had access to the till. The equipment sits on an ordinary table next to a power socket, so any quiet room will do: a room in your office or a hotel room, on the right bank or the left; we settle the place before the trip. The cost of the visit is then shared among the people tested.

Travelling from Dnipro to our office in Lviv makes no sense: it is the same 13 hours each way. But if you happen to be in neighbouring Zaporizhzhia, you can take the EyeDetect test there, at our partner's office, where the equipment is already in place: a family test costs UAH 8,500, while screening and a theft-related test cost from UAH 5,500. Mention it in your request.

A few examples that are easy to picture in a city of trade and industry. Imagine a building-supplies shop on the left bank where, after an audit, the till does not add up for a two-week period, and three sales assistants worked those shifts. Or this: two partners run a market stall, and one suspects that some of the goods are being sold off the books. A third example: a family from Dnipro hired a carer for an elderly mother in Kryvyi Rih, and money started disappearing from the flat; if the carer agrees, she takes the online test without travelling anywhere. In all three examples the test is possible only with the written consent of the person taking it; example questions are in the list below.

Dnipropetrovsk Oblast is also a land of mining and factory towns: Kryvyi Rih with its iron ore, 146 km by road from the regional centre; Zhovti Vody with its uranium industry, 136 km; Pavlohrad with its coal mines, 75 km; and Kamianske with metallurgy and chemicals. There is no need to travel from them to Dnipro for a test: the online test works from any of these towns, and an EyeDetect visit can go straight there on the same terms. In Dnipro this kind of test is commonly called a polygraph, and everyone knows what the word means. The method we use is not the classic one: EyeDetect and VerifEye follow how the eyes react, no sensors are fixed to the body, and we do not test on a classic polygraph. Prices are in the block further down the page.

• For a sales assistant: “Between September 1 and September 14, 2026, did you take money from the shop's till?”
• For a business partner: “Since June 1, 2026, have you sold goods from the shared stall without recording them in the books?”
• For a carer: “Since July 1, 2026, have you taken money from the flat where you work without the owners' permission?”