The Central Bank (BC) reported this Wednesday (27) that the deadline for users to return to the Values Receivable System (SVR), to check if they have “forgotten money” in old bank and financial entity accounts, will have to be postponed.
According to the BC, the servers strike hampered the development schedule for platform improvements and, therefore, they will not be able to meet the schedule.
The return of the consultation, initially scheduled to take place on May 2, did not have a new date confirmed. The monetary entity stated that it will be “communicated in due time”.
The Values Receivable System was launched in January of this year, but started operating in February after some instabilities.
It was created as a tool that citizens and companies can use to check if they have any “forgotten” money to receive from banks and other entities in the financial system.
The first phase of the system was completed in April. The BC communicated in that period that the site would undergo a reformulation and would return to work on May 2 so that a new function would be made available to consumers.
Source: CNN Brasil
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