R$ 1 Million Pix Deposit Goes to Wrong Account in MS — Recipient's Action Surprises Even the Police

R$ 1 Million Pix Deposit Goes to Wrong Account in MS — Recipient’s Action Surprises Even the Police

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 11/10/2025 at 22:38

Updated on 11/10/2025 at 22:39

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A Businessman from Dourados (MS) Faced Moments of Despair Upon Realizing That He Had Sent by Mistake R$ 1 Million via Pix to Another Person. Thanks to the Quick Action of the Civil Police, the Amount Was Fully Recovered in a Few Hours

Recently, a businessman from Dourados (MS) Experienced Moments of Tension Upon Realizing That He Had Transferred by Mistake R$ 1 Million via Pix to the Wrong Account. The Amount Ended Up in the Account of Another Businessman, Residing in Corumbá (MS).

As Soon as He Noticed the Mistake, the Man Went to the Community Policing Station (DEPAC) in Dourados and Filed a Report.

He Explained That the Amount Had Been Sent to a Recipient Different from the Intended One, Which Led the Civil Police to Start Investigations Immediately.

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Quick Action and Efficient Tracking

With the Support of the Intelligence Division of the Civil Police, the Team Tracked the Transaction and Identified the Recipient.

The Corumbá Police Station Was Contacted to Follow Up on the Case. A Few Hours Later, the Businessman Who Had Received the Money Came to the Station Voluntarily, Accompanied by a Relative.

He Confirmed That the Deposit Occurred by Mistake and That There Was No Indication of Fraud. The Next Day, He Processed the Refund, Fully Returning the R$ 1 Million to the True Owner.

Guidance to the Population

The Civil Police Reinforced That, in Similar Cases, It Is Essential to Contact Authorities as Quickly as Possible.

According to the Agency, Immediate Action Facilitates Tracking and Increases the Chances of Recovering Incorrectly Transferred Funds, Ensuring Greater Security in Financial Transactions.

With Information from G1.

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R$ 1 Million Pix Deposit Goes to Wrong Account in MS — Recipient’s Action Surprises Even the Police

A Businessman from Dourados (MS) Faced Moments of Despair Upon Realizing That He Had Sent by Mistake R$ 1 Million via Pix to Another Person. Thanks to the Quick Action of the Civil Police, the Amount Was Fully Recovered in a Few Hours

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