Between April 3 and 6, Available Electronic Transfer (TED) operations and bank clearings will be suspended throughout Brazil due to the Passion of Christ holiday. This pause follows the official calendar of the Brazilian financial system, regulated by the Brazilian Federation of Banks (Febraban), and directly impacts transactions that depend on the national bank clearing.
On the other hand, Pix, the instant payment system managed by the Central Bank, will continue to operate normally during this period. Thus, customers should prioritize this method to make transfers and payments, ensuring agility and avoiding delays that may result in fines and additional charges.
Additionally, investments at Nubank will have their transactions suspended until the reopening of financial markets, scheduled for April 6. All operations requiring bank clearing, including boleto payments and redemptions, will be temporarily unavailable, impacting users who rely on these operations for immediate liquidity.
The banks’ digital channels will remain accessible during the holiday, allowing inquiries and other operations not affected by the suspension of the centralized clearing system. However, transactions requiring traditional bank processing will be halted until activity resumes, according to official communications issued by financial institutions.
Finally, customers are advised to plan payments and transfers in advance, especially those with financial commitments due during the holiday. Checking due dates on official documents or on the gov.br portal can avoid troubles and extra costs resulting from delays. The expectation is that the system will return to normal operation after the end of the period, on April 6.
