Breaking News: Banco do Brasil to Refund R$ 20.6 Million to Nearly 2 Million Customers, Check If You're Eligible!

Breaking News: Banco do Brasil to Refund R$ 20.6 Million to Nearly 2 Million Customers, Check If You’re Eligible!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 11/02/2025 at 21:13

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If You Had Amounts Deducted From Your Overdraft Or Credit/Debit Card Fees, You May Be Among The Beneficiaries!

The Bank of Brazil will have to reimburse about R$ 20.6 million to nearly 1.6 million customers who were improperly charged in banking operations. The agreement was made with the Central Bank and can guarantee the return of your money, according to the UOL Economy website.

What Happened For The Reimbursement To Happen?

The amounts were improperly deducted in operations involving overdraft, credit and debit cards. See the details:

R$ 14.1 million will be returned to 1,577,590 customers who paid incorrect fees for the issuance of second copies of cards with credit or debit function.
️ Affected Period: May 2, 2013, to June 20, 2024.

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How Will The Reimbursement From The Bank Of Brazil Be?

✅ Customers With Updated Data: The amount will be credited on the card bill or deposited directly into the account (for MEIs).
✅ Customers With Outdated Data: The Bank of Brazil will contact to ensure reimbursement.

REIMBURSEMENT DEADLINE: Up To 12 Months!

⚠️ If they cannot reimburse the customers within the deadline, BB will have to pay the remaining balance to the Central Bank and also incur a fine of R$ 3.75 million!
⚠️ In case of non-compliance with the rules, the daily fine will be R$ 3,000!

How To Know If You Are Entitled To A Reimbursement?

To check if you are on the list of affected customers, contact Bank of Brazil through the official channels or keep an eye on your bank statement and card bill.

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Breaking News: Banco do Brasil to Refund R$ 20.6 Million to Nearly 2 Million Customers, Check If You’re Eligible!

If You Had Amounts Deducted From Your Overdraft Or Credit/Debit Card Fees, You May Be Among The Beneficiaries!

What Happened For The Reimbursement To Happen?

How Will The Reimbursement From The Bank Of Brazil Be?

How To Know If You Are Entitled To A Reimbursement?

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Breaking News: Banco do Brasil to Refund R$ 20.6 Million to Nearly 2 Million Customers, Check If You’re Eligible!

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How To Know If You Are Entitled To A Reimbursement?

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