The Central Bank publishes a list of people who have this feature

The Brazilian Central Bank returns forgotten money to Brazilians

a central bank Inform that many Brazilians have money to receive and for this reason, he has made available a website to consult this amount, and System of Values ​​Receivable (SVR). It was reported that the amount of R$6 billion was forgotten.

But what are these values?

According to the definition of a private bank, “a system of receivable values ​​(SVR) is a service of the central bank in which you can check whether you, your company, or a deceased person have left money in a bank, union, or other institution.”

How do you consult?

You will need to access the Brazilian Central Bank website and enter the Receivables tab. Then you will be directed to an area where you can enter your details.

After clicking there, you will be directed to the government access website, where you will need to enter your CPF number and date of birth. So, if you have this account, you will be told which bank this account is in and you will be asked how you want to get this money back, and if you don’t have it, you will receive the following message:

“There were no amounts to be received for the data entered.” It will even give you the option to correct your data: “Check if the date of birth is correct. If it is wrong, re-query.”. If you miss any data, it is because you have nothing to receive.

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Why does this decision of British Columbia speed up the Brazilians?

The Central Bank announced the news that no Brazilian wanted to read. It turns out that the British Columbia Monetary Policy Committee (Copom) has kept the Selic rate, the economy’s base interest rate, at 13.75% annually.

The Hammer was revealed after a meeting held last Wednesday (03). The decision was unanimous, which made life difficult for the debt-ridden Brazilians.

The external environment remains adverse. Events involving overseas banks have increased uncertainty, but with limited contagion of financial conditions so far, requiring constant monitoring.

“At the same time, central banks of major economies remain determined to promote convergence of inflation rates towards their targets, in an environment where inflation is proving resilient,” the note continues.