Central Bank Financial Report: Who Qualifies and What You Get
Access a complete summary of your bank accounts, loans, and credit cards through this official report from the Central Bank.
This service allows you to view a comprehensive summary of your financial history held by banks and other financial institutions. It provides a way to see the connection between your identity and your various banking activities.
Who it's for
This report is available to any citizen who holds a CPF. As long as you have this identification number, you are eligible to access your personal financial records through the system.
What you get
You receive a full report detailing all of your existing bank accounts, loans, and credit cards. This includes a detailed view of your credit history and any financial obligations currently tied to your name. This information is vital for understanding your current standing with the banking system and ensuring all your active accounts and debts are correctly documented.
What it costs you
The service is entirely free. There are no fees required to generate or view your reports. To access the information, you must use your Gov.br login, which is the standard digital identity used for government services.
The catch to know
When reviewing your report, you may find "ghost" accounts. These are bank accounts that were opened in the past but were never officially closed. It is common for people to find these forgotten accounts when they run their report, so it is important to check the list carefully to ensure no unauthorized accounts have been opened in your name.
How to apply
- Visit the official portal provided by the central bank.
- Log in using your Gov.br digital credentials.
- Select the option to view your personal financial reports.
- Review the details of your accounts, loans, and credit cards.