8 Articles
8 Articles
Taís Magno, 27, lives in Assumption and still doesn't know how he'll pay the next bills after losing access to the money he kept at Ueno Bank.
Software engineer tells that quickly to open account without having to prove the origin of the money attracted foreigners, such as immigrants from Brazil. 'Easiness was their biggest bait' reports affected client
With the ease of opening accounts, Ueno Bank attracted Brazilians who moved to Paraguay to study or open business.
Gazeta Do Povo
Tribuna PR - Paraná OnlineExperts recommend caution and assess the scenario of uncertainty as to the soundness of the banks. Read in the People's Gazette.
The 44-year-old Brazilian Renata de Brito took a fright when she opened the Ueno Bank app in Paraguay and was unable to access her account on Tuesday (3). Read more (11/06/2026
With the unavailable services, currentists were left without access to the deposited money. Photo: Brazilian reproduction living in Paraguay are among the clients affected by the interruption of Ueno Bank's operations. With the unavailable services, currentists were left without access to the deposited money, and those who depended exclusively on the institution face financial difficulties.The information is from the newspaper O Globo, which hea…
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