2023-10-31 | Resolução BCB 349

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BCB Resolution No. 349 — Amends Resolution BCB No. 264 Regarding the Registration of Receivables from Payment Arrangements

This resolution amends Resolution BCB No. 264 by establishing that accredited institutions must request the dissolution of liens on receivables within two business days of contract rescission, with the registration system automatically adjusting priorities if the institution fails to act. It also mandates that registration systems prepare monthly compliance reports for accredited institutions and sub-accredited entities, observe interoperability schedules, and perform priority adjustments as specified in Article 7, Section 2. The resolution sets specific deadlines for submitting the convention referenced in Article 18 to the Central Bank of Brazil, ranging from May 2023 to March 2024 depending on the specific regulatory commands. Additionally, it revokes the sole paragraph of Article 7 of the original 2022 resolution and enters into force upon publication.

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