Brazil's central bank tightens consumer protection on credit offers
Brazil's central bank approved three resolutions to strengthen consumer protection against credit offers, broaden banking transparency and prevent excessive household indebtedness. The measures will be rolled out gradually from 2027: from March 31, institutions must offer mechanisms to block advertising and active credit proposals, with prior authorization required for financially vulnerable clients; from July 1 a Consolidated Debts Panel will be created, and from July 1, 2027, credit offers linked to Pix will require prior, specific consent.


















