Collection with Transfers: 10 Questions and Answers About the New Debit System for the Payment of Loans
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As of Monday, August 31, virtual banks and wallets will be able to collect a loan fee from other customer accounts.
Since Monday by disposition of the Central Bank governs the system of Credit with Transfer (CCT), which allows banks and virtual wallets to debit unpaid loan fees directly from bank accounts and salary. The CCT allows the lender to execute a recurring debit to collect the dues in the account in which the loan was disbursed (which may not exceed 30% of the client's income). The system is mandatory to allow debit and the Central regulated a minimu…
Since September, the new system will allow banks and financial institutions to charge fees directly from the account where the loan was deposited. There will be limits for retrying, prior notice and the client can cancel the authorization.
Unlike the previous model, Transfer Collection establishes a key constraint.
From this Monday August 31, the tool called Transfer Collections (CCT) came into force that enables banks and virtual wallets to debit unpaid loan fees directly from bank and salary accounts. The measure was promoted by the Central Bank to lower the late payment rates. As a limit it was indicated...
As of Monday, August 31, a new mechanism of the Central Bank begins to govern that changes the way financial institutions and fintechs can recover outstanding loan fees. The entry Change the collection of default credits: virtual banks and wallets will be able to debit quotas directly from the accounts was first published in #BorderJournalism.
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