Access the Declined Check Center

How to Access Your Information

The Declined Check Center it is a consolidated report that financial institutions send to the Central Bank. You can access with your CUIT, CUIL or CDI.

If you need to know which bank reported checks linked to your tax code or if you are included in the Central Account Holder Disabled, you can:

– Present a signed note and a copy of your ID card addressed to the BCRA’s Information Management Department, at the Ticket Desk or by mail.

– Indicate in the note what information you need, your personal data, CUIT/CUIL/CDI, email and address for the response.

– If a proxy acts, attach an authenticated copy of the power of attorney.

How to Claim for Errors

If you detect errors in the Central Bank, you must initiate the claim at the entity that issued the check so that it can inform the BCRA of the correction. You can contact your bank’s customer service manager.

When a bounced check is cancelled

Cancellation deadlines depend on when the check was canceled:

– Cancelled within 15 calendar days of the rejection: cancellation within 2 business days of the communication of the payment.

– Cancelled between 16 and 90 calendar days: cancellation one year from the date of payment.

– Paid after 91 calendar days: deregistration two years from the date of cancellation.

– Not cancelled: deceased 5 years from the date of rejection.

These deadlines are met as long as the entities inform the Central Bank of the cancellation and payment of fines; they apply even if the current account has been closed.

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