2024-07-04 | Instrução Normativa BCB 486

Added · Updated

Normative Instruction BCB No. 486 — Discloses the database to be used as a reference for identifying institutions subject to mandatory participation in Open Finance

This instruction designates the combined database of the National Financial System Client Register (CCS) and the Central Bank's Credit Information System (SCR) as the official reference for identifying institutions subject to mandatory participation in Open Finance. The document specifies that this data is made available by the Central Bank of Brazil via its website's Complaints Ranking. It enters into force on the date of its publication.

Banco Central do Brasil logo

Brazil

Banco Central do Brasil

Scan of the document's first page
Share

BCB published 19 documents in the last 30 days — get each new one by email the day it lands.

Annotated text · 1 obligation · 1 permission · 0 reporting items
  • Obligation 1
  • Permission 1
  • Definition / condition 4
  • Reporting template 0
  • background, boilerplate

Read the rest free

Lineage: In force

Joint Resolution No. 1 - Implem…2020Joint Resolution No. 1 - Implementation of Open Finance (2020-05-04)Law No. 13874 dated 2019-09-20Law No. 13874 dated 2019-09-20Resolution No. 340 dated 2023-0…Resolution No. 340 dated 2023-09-21Normative Instruction BCB No.486 — Discloses the database …2024-07-04 · this documentNormative Instruction BCB No. 486 — Discloses the database to be used as a reference for identifying institutions subject to mandatory participation in Open Finance (2024-07-04)
amendssupersedesissued underrefers toproposed or not in RegAlertarrows run from the older text to the one that changes it

Source: Banco Central do Brasil — original document · Summary generated with machine assistance and reviewed before publication; the authoritative text is the regulator's original document. How RegAlert works

More like this from BCB

BCB published 19 documents in the last 30 days. We email you each new one the day it's published.

Topics
open-banking