Don’t have amounts receivable from the Central Bank? New consultation starts in May

The Central Bank announced this Monday (14) which types of resources can be redeemed in the next stages of releasing money from the Values ​​Receivable System.

Those who accessed the website made available this Sunday (13) and discovered that they do not have amounts receivable at this stage will be able to make a new query on May 2. In the first phase, the amounts returned come from checking or savings accounts closed with available balance or forgotten consortium resources, for example.

As of the second phase, the following amounts will be returned, according to the Central Bank:

• Fees improperly charged, not provided for in Terms of Commitment signed by the bank with the BC
• Installments or obligations related to credit operations improperly charged, not provided for in Terms of Commitment signed by the bank with the BC
• Closed prepaid and postpaid payment accounts with available balance
• Registration accounts maintained by securities brokerage companies and securities distributing companies for the registration of closed customer operations with available balance
• Entities in extrajudicial liquidation
• Resources not collected from the FGC (Credit Guarantee Fund)
• Resources not collected from FGCoop (Credit Cooperative Credit Guarantee Fund)

The schedule for the next stages of the SVR will be evaluated after the beginning of the first phase, according to the BC.

In the first phase, the amounts made available come from:

• Closed checking or savings accounts with available balance;
• Fees and installments or obligations related to credit operations improperly charged, provided that the return is provided for in a Term of Commitment signed with the BC;
• Shares of capital and apportionment of net surpluses of beneficiaries and participants of credit unions;
• Unsought appeals relating to terminated consortium groups.

The SVR must return up to BRL 8 billion to people and companies in the different phases of releasing values ​​from the system.

In this first phase, interested parties can already consult if they have amounts receivable and schedule the consultation of the amounts and realization of the redemption.

For those born before 1968, transfers can be requested between March 7th and 11th. For those born after 1983, the release will take place between March 21 and 25. There is also a repechage period for those who miss the set date.

see the calendar

On these dates, those who have money to receive will know how much they can withdraw and can schedule the transfer:

When you receive the appointment, it is necessary to check whether it was for the period from 4 am to 2 pm or from 2 pm to midnight. If you forget or miss the scheduled date and period, just make the appointment again to confirm the information. In the case of those who do not return to the system within the defined period, the calendar provides for a recap date.

The start of the consultation started a few hours ahead of schedule. At 10:45 pm this Sunday (13), it was already possible to know if there is money to receive or not.

For those who have money, the system will inform a date to return to the site, find out the available amounts and request a transfer, starting on March 7th. Money must be deposited via Pix, TED or DOC within 12 business days.