Most people and companies that have not yet withdrawn are entitled to small amounts. Amounts receivable of up to R$10 concentrate 63.54% of beneficiaries. Values between R$10.01 and R$100 correspond to 24.95% of account holders. Amounts between R$100.01 and R$1,000 represent 9.75% of customers. Only 1.76% are entitled to receive more than R$1,000.
After being offline for almost a year, the SVR reopened in March 2023, with new sources of funding, a new scheduling system and the possibility of recovering values from deceased people. In March, R$280 million were withdrawn, an increase compared to the previous month, when R$218 million were withdrawn.
Improvements
The current phase of the SVR has important new features, such as printing screens and request protocols for sharing on WhatsApp and the inclusion of all types of values provided for in the SVR standard. There will also be a virtual waiting room, which allows all users to make the appointment on the same day, without the need for a schedule based on the year of birth or the company’s founding.
In addition to these improvements, there is the possibility of consulting the values of a deceased person, with access for the heir, executor, executor or legal representative. Just like in consultations with people’s lives, the system informs the institution responsible for the value and the value range. There is also more transparency for those who have joint accounts. If one of the holders requests the redemption of a forgotten amount, the other, upon entering the system, will be able to see information such as the amount, date and CPF of the person who made the request.
Sources of funds
Also included are forgotten resource sources that were not in last year’s batches. Closed prepaid or postpaid payment accounts, registration accounts maintained by closed brokers and distributors, and other resources available at institutions for refunds were added.
Tags: Brazilians withdrawn R8 .02 billion receivables
