Venezuelan bank branches will be closed this Friday, July 24th, for the national holiday commemorating the birthday of Simón Bolívar, the Liberator.

Users of the national banking system can use each institution’s digital channels that day to carry out transactions from home, such as transfers, payments, balance inquiries, and more.

Through ATMs operating throughout Venezuela, citizens can withdraw cash using their debit cards, which will also allow them to pay for purchases at commercial establishments.

The Superintendency of Banking Sector Institutions of Venezuela (Sudeban) recommends that users of national banks make cash withdrawals in advance at physical branches to avoid problems during the July 24th holiday and the weekend.

They can also schedule payments due on that date now to avoid service interruptions or subscription disruptions.

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On Monday, June 29, banking agencies will remain closed throughout the territory to celebrate the bank holiday corresponding to the Day of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, according to the calendar of the Superintendency of the Institutions of the Banking Sector of Venezuela (Sudeban).

National banking users will be able to carry out their transactions through the available digital channels, which operate normally throughout the year, 24 hours a day, except during maintenance work that is announced in advance.

In this case, it is possible to access bank accounts digitally, to make immediate payments, transfers, cancel services, check balance.

On the other hand, they have ATMs to make withdrawals and other transactions safely.

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Next Monday, June 8th, bank branches will be closed throughout Venezuela due to the Corpus Christi holiday on June 4th.

The Superintendency of Banking Sector Institutions of Venezuela (Sudeban) urges citizens to plan ahead to avoid any inconvenience during this holiday, recommending that they carry out their transactions in advance.

During the bank holiday, each bank’s digital channels will be available, in addition to ATMs located throughout the country.

However, it is possible to make withdrawals and deposits at teller windows in advance. In addition, customers of national banks have the option to schedule service payments, make mobile payments, and transfer funds in advance to avoid unnecessary service interruptions.

Through each bank’s mobile applications, it is also possible to carry out multiple operations from the comfort of your home.

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Next Monday, August 18, banks throughout Venezuela will remain closed for the Assumption of Our Lady holiday, according to the calendar of the Superintendency of Banking Institutions (Sudeban).

Citizens will be able to conduct their transactions through online banking, ATMs active throughout the country, and telephone assistance through each bank.

Sudeban reminds customers to prepare for bank holidays and make their withdrawals in advance through the available channels. Additionally, they can find out about the following national and bank holidays on its official website, https://sudeban.gob.ve/.

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Venezuela continues to advance in the application of digital technology in its banking system, where transactions in this modality are at 99.1 %.

The president of the Venezuelan Banking Association, Pedro Pacheco: “We are in an extraordinary moment,” when addressing the issue of new technologies, ethics and regulation.

He argued that although the country is lagging in the technological field, initiatives have been applied to counteract what he considers “a decade of disinvestment.”

Pacheco was optimistic about the digitalization of the banking apparatus, stating that there is “a rebirth and an awareness of the need to catch up” on technological issues and Banking has a fundamental role.

The national banking system “has been making strong progress on issues that we had lagged behind, such as contactless,” he added.

He noted that in June the Superintendency of Banking Sector Institutions (Sudeban) published regulations to regulate the opening of digital bank accounts, as well as electronic contracts, biometric security system, among others.

Pacheco highlighted that in Venezuela, “99.1 % of digital transactions exceed the in-person operation of going to an agency. The (transaction in) agency practically today means less than 1%.”

Regarding financial inclusion, the president of the Venezuelan Banking Association indicated that “84 % of Venezuelans have a bank account. “We are leaders in Latin America when it comes to inclusion and banking.”

It is estimated that by the end of 2024, 70 % of operations will have reached contactless points of sale.

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According to the official calendar of the Superintendency of Banking Sector Institutions (Sudeban), the country’s banking agencies will remain closed this Friday, July 5, for the national holiday corresponding to the Independence Day of Venezuela.

Banks will not provide service at the ticket office. However, all digital channels and ATMs will be operational for various transactions.

Customers will be able to make payments for services, transfers between their own accounts and third parties, through the Internet.

Another alternative this day will be ATMs that also allow cash withdrawals and deposits. Telephone customer service is also another option that national banking users have to make balance inquiries and request assistance from qualified personnel, among others.

Sudeban invites citizens to use online banking during bank holidays from the comfort of home, through the channels established by each banking entity, in an easy and secure manner.

Through the Sudeban website you can obtain detailed information about upcoming bank holidays in order to make forecasts according to the convenience of users of the national banking system.

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This Wednesday, May 1, banks in Venezuelan territory will not work due to the bank holiday corresponding to International Workers’ Day.

According to the official calendar of the Superintendency of Banking Sector Institutions (Sudeban), banking agencies will not provide service through the box office. However, all digital channels and ATMs will be operational for different types of transactions.

Customers will be able to make their transfers, mobile payments, pay or recharge services through the Internet. Another alternative this day will be ATMs that also allow cash withdrawals and deposits.

Telephone customer service is also another option that national banking users have to make balance inquiries and request assistance from qualified personnel, among others.

Sudeban invites citizens to use online banking during bank holidays from the comfort of home, through the channels established by each banking entity, in an easy and secure manner.

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As technology imposes new modalities in services, citizens make it clear what they need. The banking sector is where the importance of digitization is most evident.

The Venezuelan banking context is marked by two segments that increasingly make it clearer what they want. Pensioners and young people, who have benefited from an acceleration and opening in terms of banking and the offer of new payment mechanisms.

Digital transactions have been gaining ground, in the midst of a dollarized market. But this is not a problem for the citizen, since most of the banks already offer the purchase and exchange of currencies, as well as the reception of remittances.

Changes in terms of digitization are not aimed at losing contact with customers, but rather at offering faster, more reliable, safer, and more efficient mechanisms.

With the support of the Superintendency of Institutions of the Banking Sector of Venezuela (Sudeban), the entity that regulates banking activity in the country, banks have made great strides to adapt to the new global financial reality, hand in hand with technology. Now the offer of digital services is broader.

Said services are designed taking as a reference what the client needs in terms of means of payment in daily life, payments for national and international services via the Internet, exchange mechanisms, among others.

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In its account on the social network Twitter, the Superintendency of Banking Sector Institutions, Sudeban, reminded the population that next Monday, June 12, banks will not open their doors because it is Corpus Christi.

The national bank will not provide service through the box office. However, all users in the national territory will have the digital channels of each entity to make their inquiries, payments, transactions, as usual.

As indicated by Sudeban, customers will be able to use online banking as normal. The agency urges account holders to use the digital platforms of the different banks in the territory to make their transfers, personal payments, balance inquiries, service payments, as well as mobile payments and other online transactions.

Sudeban guarantees P2P, P2C and C2P transactions for the entire population through electronic banking.

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Russia, a country with a restrictive stance on the use of cryptocurrencies, will test digital ruble transactions internally at VTB Bank this year.

The financial institution, one of the main ones in the country, issued the announcement this week, noting that they have the initial schedule for the launch of the digital ruble that VTB Bank employees can use.

The president of the institution, Anatoly Pechatnikov, has indicated: “We have tested operations with digital rubles and the purchase of digital financial assets for digital rubles. This year, we plan to test operations with friends and family, which means that our bank employees will start paying with digital rubles in practice.”

The official has highlighted the security provided by the technology in which digital currencies are leveraged, not only for the economy but for citizens.

At the same time, the Russian government is studying modifications to the Central Bank Law, to the public and private banking system, as well as to payment systems and platforms, in order to adapt to the new financial scenarios.

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