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First modification: 07/11/2026 - 00:05
The Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP) began returning deposits to clients of Ueno Bank, intervened due to solvency problems. In this first stage, payments are aimed at savers with deposits of up to $1,600 as long as they have no debts with the entity and have an account in another bank to receive the funds. According to data released by the authorities, the process involves more than 720,000 accounts and will be carried out gradually. Customers with higher amounts will have to wait for the next phases of the refund plan. Our correspondent Flavia Borja gives us more details.
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