Amount available for redemption rose from around R$5.8 billion in the previous survey
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The Values Receivable System was created at the beginning of 2022 by the Central Bank to return forgotten resources in financial institutions to individuals and legal entities.
Brazilians have not yet withdrawn R$6.03 billion in resources forgotten in financial institutions, the Central Bank reported today. The amount available for redemption increased compared to the previous withdrawal, when there was around R$5.8 billion waiting to be returned.
According to the most recent statistics from the Receivable Values System (SVR), 24.61 million individuals and 2.23 million legal entities have some money to receive.
Since the creation of the service, at the beginning of 2022, the Central Bank has already returned R$16.75 billion to 44.91 million beneficiaries.
Despite continuous redemptions, the stock of available resources can grow from one month to the next. This occurs because banks, cooperatives, consortium administrators and other financial institutions continue to identify and report new values to the system.
When the inflow of resources exceeds the volume withdrawn by beneficiaries, the total balance increases.
Where is the money
Of the R$6.03 billion still available for withdrawal, R$4.41 billion belongs to individuals and R$1.62 billion to legal entities.
In total, the Values Receivable System has already identified R$22.78 billion in forgotten resources. Of this total, R$16.75 billion has already been returned, while R$6.03 billion remains available for redemption.
Check the distribution of amounts still to be received:
individuals: R$4.41 billion (73.2% of the total);
legal entities: R$1.62 billion (26.8%).
Amounts paid and resources still available:
amounts returned: R$16.75 billion (73.5% of the total identified);
amounts still to be received: R$6.03 billion (26.5%).
Banks have the largest number of records of beneficiaries with receivable resources, check out:
banks: 13.64 million;
consortium administrators: 7.47 million;
payment institutions: 3.90 million;
cooperatives: 1.97 million;
financial: 1.44 million;
brokers and distributors: 62.8 thousand; and
others: 3 thousand.
The Central Bank emphasizes that a beneficiary with amounts receivable in more than one segment is counted more than once in this statistic.
Most beneficiaries are entitled to small amounts:
69.51% have receivables of up to R$10;
18.84% have between R$10.01 and R$100;
9.40% have resources between R$100.01 and R$1 thousand;
2.25% have more than R$1,000 to redeem.
How to consult
Inquiries and requests for refunds can be made free of charge on the Values Receivable System portal.
The Central Bank advises citizens to be suspicious of messages sent by third parties offering help to recover forgotten resources.
The agency does not send links, does not contact you to discuss the amounts or request passwords or personal data to release the resources.

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