2026-06-24 | CIEX N° 10/2026Added · Updated
Financial Intermediation Entities (EIFs) and the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) are required to exchange deteriorated or mutilated Bolivian banknotes, provided they meet specific criteria including retaining two signatures and at least one serial number. Both EIFs and the BCB must also fractionate Bolivian banknotes and coins into smaller denominations, with limits of up to 100 pieces per denomination for natural persons and up to 1,000 pieces per denomination for public or private entities at the BCB, with EIFs handling the latter based on availability. The Financial System Supervision Authority (ASFI) will oversee EIFs' adherence to these exchange and fractionation services during operational risk inspections and will impose sanctions for non-compliance.
EXTERNAL CIRCULAR La Paz, June 23, 2026 CIEX N° 10/2026 FROM: GENERAL MANAGEMENT TREASURY MANAGEMENT TO: FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION ENTITIES SUBJECT: EXCHANGE AND FRACTIONATION OF MONETARY MATERIAL Sirs: By R.D. N° 73/2026 of May 28, 2026, the Regulation for the Exchange and Fractionation of Monetary Material of the BCB, approved by R.D. N° 67/2023 of May 2, 2023, was rendered without effect. In compliance with article 2 of the aforementioned R.D. N° 73/2026, the following is provided:
Sincerely. DIGITALLY SIGNED DOCUMENT Teddy Espejo Terrazas TREASURY MANAGER a.i. Gastón Elías Cordero Crespo GENERAL MANAGER a.i. Validate digital signatures at validar.firmadigital.bo GECC/TET/jita