1998-08-26 | Resolução CMN 2537

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Resolution CMN No. 2537 — Procedures Regarding Checks

Financial institutions must print account holders’ CPF or CGC numbers, identity details, and account opening dates on check forms, including responsible person data for minors or joint accounts. They must process written stop-payment requests based on legal grounds, accepting provisional telephone or electronic requests valid for two business days. Institutions must maintain a permanent national registry of occurrences preventing normal check processing, covering both inclusion and exclusion of such events. The resolution enters into force upon publication, allowing institutions to use non-compliant forms until January 4, 1999.

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Law No. 4595 dated 1964-12-31Law No. 4595 dated 1964-12-31Resolution CMN No. 2537 —Procedures Regarding Checks1998-08-26 · this documentResolution CMN No. 2537 — Procedures Regarding Checks (1998-08-26)Resolution CMN No. 2747 — Amend…2000Resolution CMN No. 2747 — Amending Rules on Opening and Closing Deposit Accounts, Service Fees, and Checks (2000-06-28)CMN Resolution No. 3972 — Regul…2011CMN Resolution No. 3972 — Regulates checks, return, and opposition to payment (2011-04-28)
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