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Freedom of information

According to Law No. 27,275, public information is any type of data that the obligated entities generate, obtain, transform, control or custody.

According to Article 7 or paragraph of this law, the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic is obliged to provide public information.

The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic complies with Law No. 27,275 on Access to Public Information, which aims to guarantee the effective exercise of the right of access to public information, promote citizen participation and transparency in public management.

On this page you will find the information available in the active transparency framework.

If you do not find the required information, you can request it by completing this form. If you have already placed an order, you can find out the status of your request by entering the procedure number.
Before making your query, read the guide to access public information to find out the response times, possible costs and ways of claiming.
The information about your credit situation and your history does not fit the provisions of the Law on Access to Public Information. You can check your credit situation and history here. For more information, read the frequently asked questions about the Debtors Center.Remember that complaints, claims, denunciations and requests for intervention by the Central Bank on issues between users and financial institutions are not covered by the Law on Access to Public Information.

For this reason, we recommend that you visit the following links in the space for financial users of this website:

Responsible for the care of users of:

Banks and finance companies
Credit cards or purchase cards
Other non-financial credit providers
Submit suggestions and complaints

What is the right of access to public information?

It is the possibility of freely searching, accessing, requesting, receiving, copying, analyzing, reprocessing, reusing and redistributing (Article 2 of Law No. 27,275) the information in the custody of the obligated entities (Article 7 of Law No. 27,275).

Who can have access to public information?

Every human or legal person, public or private, has the right to request and receive public information (Article 4 of Law No. 27,275).

Contact

Persons responsible for access to public information

Responsible
Edgardo Fabián Arregui, Deputy General Manager, General Manager

Understudy
Adriana Brest, Manager, Board Secretary

Email: aip@bcra.gob.ar

Requests for information must be entered by completing this form.