2022-11-30

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Amendments to Data Exchange Between the Pledge Registry and the Ministry of Justice Information Systems

The Central Bank's Pledge Registry and the Ministry of Justice's Notary information systems have updated their data exchange protocols to allow commercial banks and other credit institutions to voluntarily submit vehicle license plate and registration certificate details when securing loans for new vehicles. A new capability enables online encumbrances on vehicles via VIN number to prevent debtors from selling financed assets without the lender's consent. Additionally, the systems now support online encumbrances for real estate purchases, allowing credit institutions to register mortgage agreements directly without requiring paper-based registration by cadastre authorities.

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Decree No. PF-198 dated 2022-08…Decree No. PF-198 dated 2022-08-24Amendments to Data ExchangeBetween the Pledge Registry a…2022-11-30 · this documentAmendments to Data Exchange Between the Pledge Registry and the Ministry of Justice Information Systems (2022-11-30)
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