Recently, the Central Bank released a list of the Values Receivable System (SVR), referring to “forgotten money” in financial institutions. In this scheme, people can receive from 10,000 to 100,000 reais. Among them, about 1,300 have more than 100,000 reais in the system. To stay on top of the subject, learn what is needed to find your forgotten money at the Central Bank SVR.
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What is “forgotten money”?
One of the most talked about subjects in the first three months of 2022 was “forgotten money” in banks. This occurred after the Central Bank of Brazil released the query so that people and companies could check if they had any receivables.
This “forgotten money” can come from closed checking or savings accounts, which have an available balance, or fees charged incorrectly, capital quotas, among other forms.
Since the 7th of March, those who had some forgotten value began to receive these amounts, following a system of organization based on the year of birth of the person, or creation of the company/company.
How to know if you have some forgotten money?
To find out if you have forgotten money, just access the Valor Receivable website, within the official website of the Central Bank. In it, you will need to inform your CPF or CNPJ, as well as your date of birth or the opening of the company.
Once this is done, the system will inform the day and period to request the redemption of the amount, if any. For the transaction to be completed successfully, it will be necessary to be registered on the federal government platform, Gov.br.
If the owner of the bank account, and therefore the amount, is already deceased, the contributing heirs will be able to redeem it. However, the BC will still disclose the necessary procedures so that they can apply for the amount.
