Chile’s Financial Market Commission has published the 2026 list of banking claims subject to lapsing across supervised banks and cooperatives, covering 94,654 unclaimed balances totalling CLP 106,845 million. The total is 13% higher than the prior year. The claims are amounts such as deposits that have shown no movement or have not been collected for two years; under the General Banking Act, institutions must report these balances to the CMF and also publish them in the Official Gazette. The 2026 compilation spans 19 institutions and includes 91,940 claims in banks (CLP 106,312 million) and 2,714 claims in cooperatives (CLP 533 million). If beneficiaries do not collect the listed amounts within three years of publication, the claims lapse and institutions must remit the funds to the National Board of Firefighters of Chile.
Chile Financial Market Commission 2026-03-26
Chile Financial Market Commission publishes 94,654 bank and cooperative claims worth CLP 106.8 billion subject to lapsing
Chile’s Financial Market Commission released the 2026 list of unclaimed banking balances, totaling CLP 106,845 million, a 13% increase from the previous year. The list includes 94,654 claims across 19 institutions, with funds subject to lapsing if uncollected within three years. Unclaimed amounts will be transferred to the National Board of Firefighters of Chile.