Last week, Venezuela resumed selling cash dollars thanks to the arrival of physical remittances sent by the U.S. Federal Reserve.

With this measure, Venezuela’s foreign exchange market receives a new boost, since until now the system operated almost exclusively with electronic currency.

 

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The allocation of foreign currency to the country was mainly done digitally, through transfers or international cards.

With the lifting of sanctions on the Central Bank of Venezuela, communication with the Federal Reserve was re-established, and subsequently, the delivery of batches of physical banknotes in denominations of $50 and $100 was enabled.

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La entrada Banks in Venezuela begin selling cash dollars with physical remittances allocated by the Fed apareció primero en Bitfinance.

This week, the National Superintendence of Banking Sector Institutions (Sudeban) announced that the activity of this sector will return to normal schedule, between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., after two years of working part-time. due to the pandemic.

It was learned this Monday, through a circular, that the agency authorizes the removal of the measures and limitations applied in 2020 when the country was involved in a health emergency due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Consequently, the processes of assistance in agencies, ticket offices, offices and administrative headquarters are normalized, by virtue of the fact that “the causes” that motivated the adoption of the special operating scheme were “overcome” during the validity of the emergency regime with the “7+7” system.

Likewise, the banks must recover the extended hours implemented for the provision of its services under special conditions. As is known, since November of last year, an expanded flexibility has been in force in the country, after the suspension “until further notice” of the scheme, but the government has maintained the validity of biosecurity measures for access to public places, such as the mandatory use of masks and social distancing.

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La entrada Sudeban announces banking sector returns to normal schedule apareció primero en Bitfinance.

There are more and more options that Bancamiga offers its customers to facilitate their transactions, after incorporating Movistar postpaid and Inter payments into its mobile application this week.

Through Bancamiga Suite, customers could now recharge the prepaid Movistar, Digitel prepaid, Simple TV and Puro Pago services, as well as the Currency Card.

The process to cancel Movistar postpaid and Inter is very simple and fast. Enter Bancamiga Suite and go to Mobile Payment. The six icons will then appear. Select the one of your interest and proceed to complete the requested information. In the case of the mobile phone company, customers must enter the contract number and the amount to be paid, while for Inter recharge the data that is requested is the identification number.

If it is a prepaid Movistar or prepaid Digitel, establish the amount and the phone number that you are going to recharge, while with Simple TV it incorporates the access card number and the amount. In the case of Puro Pago, specify the identification number and the amount. With the Currency Card you must indicate the Destination Account (CASH or Foreign Currency) and the amount to recharge.

With these new facilities, the banking institution empowers Bancamiga Suite and makes transactions and inquiries more direct, easier and faster.

In addition to the mobile application, customers of the banking institution, a leader in technological innovation, can recharge Movistar, Digitel and Inter, Simple TV and the Foreign Currency Card (virtual and physical) through Internet Banking www.bancamiga.com. They can also do it at the Bancamiga points of sale, where together with recharging Digitel, Movilnet, Movistar, Inter and Simple TV, they can stamp the 5y6 and play El Andinito de la Lotería del Táchira.

With information from Bancamiga

La entrada Bancamiga adds more payment options to its platform apareció primero en Bitfinance.