Central Bank releases amounts receivable this Monday (7th); know how to draw

The Central Bank releases, in the early hours of this Monday (7), the amounts receivable that Brazilians forgot in banks and financial institutions. The money transfer request must be made on the website valorareceber.bcb.gov.br. The amount will be paid by Pix, DOC (Document of Credit) or TED (Electronic Transfer Available) within 12 working days.

To apply for the money, the citizen needs a silver or gold level gov.br account. Without this security seal, it is not possible to access the money (click here to learn how to change the seal).

The redemption of values ​​is made on the day and at the time set by the Central Bank in the previous consultation that the citizen must have made in the system. This Monday, it will be time to know how much you will transfer, in which institution the money is and what is the reason for the return.

According to the Central Bank, the transfer is made in five steps, both for those who have money in one institution and for those who have amounts receivable in more than one bank. The payment calendar runs until the 26th of March.

Those born before 1968 receive first, between the 7th and 11th. Then, between the 14th and 18th of March, it is the turn of those who have a birthday from 1968 to 1983. Finally, between the 21st and 25th of March, the money will be available to anyone born after 1983.

Payment hours vary: from 4 am to 2 pm and from 2 pm to midnight, according to the Central Bank. If you do not appear on the site on the date and time indicated, the citizen will be entitled to a recap, which will take place on Saturdays. For those born before 1968, the recap is on the 12th. Birthdays from 1968 to 1983 can try the rescue on the 19th, and for those born after 1983, the repechage is on the 26th.

Anyone who misses these dates can return to the system from March 28. According to the monetary institution, the money will continue to be kept for those who are unable to make the transfer. “Even if you do not consult or request the redemption of the existing balance on all these dates, do not worry, as this does not affect your right to the funds to be returned. They are yours and will continue to be kept by financial institutions for as long as necessary, waiting until you request the redemption”, says the bank.

Check out the five steps to transfer the values:

Step 1 – Access the website valorareceber.bcb.gov.br

• Access to the website must be made on the date and time previously informed when consulting the website.
• If you still do not know the exact day of the redemption or if you have lost the date, you can redeem at any time

Step 2 – Log in with your gov.br account

Step 3 – Read the disclaimer

• To have access to the money, you must read the disclaimer and accept it.

Step 4 – It’s time for the appointment

The Central Bank system will show:

• the amounts receivable;
• the institutions that must return the money;
• the type of values;
• additional information, when applicable

Step 5 – Click on one of the options that the system indicates:

• “Request Here” – means that the institution offers a refund via Pix within 12 working days
• Select one of the Pix keys and enter your personal data;
• To request the transfer of the other values ​​through Pix, repeat the procedure for choosing the Pix key
• Keep the protocol number in case you need to contact the institution
• “Request via institution” – means that the institution does not offer a return via Pix within 12 working days
• In this case, contact the telephone or email provided to arrange with the bank how to return the amount​
• On the Amounts Receivable information screen, the citizen must consult the institution’s service channels by clicking on its name

Payment will have other phases

In all, 28 million CPFs and CNPJs have forgotten money and will redeem, in this first phase of releases, about R$ 4 billion. To find out if you will be entitled, you must inform, in addition to CPF and CNPJ, date of birth, for individuals, or date of opening of the company. Heirs will also be able to withdraw.

The amounts released in this first phase refer to money from checking or savings accounts that were closed with the balance still available; unduly charged fees and installments whose return was already provided for in a term of commitment signed with the BC; money from closed consortia; and quotas and surpluses of those who participated in credit unions.

There will then be a second batch of releases, whose consultations will begin on May 2nd. Anyone who does not remember the date of redemption of the amounts in this first phase should make a new check in the system of amounts receivable (click here to find out how).

The second phase of releasing the values ​​will have money forgotten for other reasons, according to the Central Bank. Among them are fees, installments or obligations in credit operations whose return was not provided for in a term signed with the BC and prepaid or postpaid payment accounts closed with available balance.

There will also be payments in cases of accounts held at brokerages and securities dealers to register clients’ financial assets. In many cases, there are duplicate fee charges, which will also be refunded.