According to the Central Bank, approximately R$ 6 billion in receivables are available for 38 million CPFs and 2 million CNPJs.| Photo: Rafael Neddermeyer/ Public Photos / archive / Gazeta do Povo

The Central Bank’s Receivables System (SVR) will be back up and running as of 10:00 am this Tuesday (28th) with improvements for users who wish to check if they have any forgotten value in the country’s banks. According to the agency, approximately R$ 6 billion are available in receivables for 38 million CPFs and 2 million CNPJs, referring to current or savings accounts closed with an available balance, capital quotas and apportionment of net surpluses of former participants of credit unions, unclaimed funds from closed syndicate groups, improperly charged fees, and charged loan installments or expenses.

As of March 7th, the consultation system will also bring other innovations, such as screen printing, virtual waiting room and consultation of deceased person’s values. In a note, Banco Centra warns that users do not fall into scams. The only website where it will be possible to consult and find out how to request the return of amounts for legal or natural persons, including deceased persons, is https://valoresareceber.bcb.gov.br.

Also according to the Central Bank, in this return of the system, some improvements were implemented for users, such as the inclusion of all types of values ​​provided for in the SVR rule, expanding the possibility and amount to be received, the sharing and printing of screens and protocols of SVR request, including via WhatsApp, facilitating access and storage of system information and consultation of deceased person’s values, with access for heirs, executors, executor or legal representative, informing the contact details of the institution responsible for the value and the Value range. “It is worth noting that all modifications were carried out with emphasis on safety, ease of use and comfort for people, especially for cell phone users”, says the BC in a note.