Brazilians who have some “forgotten” money in banks will be able to check the value of the resources and request a refund from Monday (7). R$4 billion will be paid out to 28 million customers – 26 million individuals and 2 million businesses, according to the central bank.
Between March 7 and 14, inquiries and redemption requests will be issued only to persons born before 1968 and companies created prior to that same year. For others, funds will be released in the following weeks (See the calendar below).
As of last Friday (25), 116,808,865 customers, both individuals and businesses, have made inquiries in the system to see if they have any forgotten money. Of this total, according to the Basel Convention, 25.9 million accounts for individuals and 253,000 accounts for legal entities had some receivable. Another 90.6 million have no credit.
Central Bank issues advice on ‘forgotten’ money in banks: learn how to do it
Inquiries about values and requests for redemption should be made according to the calendar below, which takes into account the date of birth of the customer or the date of establishment of the company.
BC SVR calendar – photo: g1 الاقتصاد economy
How to check the value and ask for ransom
Before requesting compensation:
- Who has already done the initial consultation To see if you have received a specific date to return to valorareceber.bcb.gov.br. Those who have not yet had their first consultation should do so as soon as possible – no need to wait for the seventh session. Just access the site valorareceber.bcb.gov.br And perform the query with CPF number and date of birth
- To query values, You must have access to the gov.br . accountOr the level of silver or gold. If you haven’t done so already, Click here and see how to do it.
Learn how to log in to the gov.br platform with type “silver” or “gold”
Step by step value consultation and compensation request:
- Access to the site valorareceber.bcb.gov.br In history and the previous period
- sign in With your gov.br account (Silver or Gold level).
- Read and accept Duration of Responsibility
- Consult:
a) The amount owed.
b) the institution that must return the amount;
c) the origin (type) of the amount due; And the
d) Additional information, when required. - Click the option That the system indicates:
The) ” order here Means that the institution offers a refund via Pix within 12 working days:
– select one of the Pix keys and enter personal data;
– Save the protocol number if you need to communicate with the institution. - B) ” Request through the institution Means that the Foundation does not offer a refund by Pix within up to 12 business days: contact the phone or email provided to arrange with the Foundation on how to return the refund.
To consult the service channels of the enterprise, it is necessary to click on their name in the information screen on receivables.
What if I miss the ransom request?
According to the Basel Convention, an initial consultation can be conducted at any time. If the customer does not arrive again on the reported date and period, he will have to return on Saturday from the summary, according to the calendar. The digest will run throughout the day, from 4 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Anyone who has missed a Saturday replay can consult or request a refund of the current balance from 03/28/2022.
“But don’t worry, even if you don’t consult or request a refund of the current balance on all of these dates, it will still wait for you,” says BC.
Consultation balance up to 24 hours from 02/25
- Individuals: 114,079.515
- Individuals with credit: 25,911.471
- PF without credit: 88,168,044
- Legal Entities: 2727476
- Peggy with balance: 253.476
- Peggy without credit: 2,473,874
- Total Inquiries: 116806,865
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