Paraguay's central bank put Ueno Bank into resolution after its solvency ratio fell below half the legal minimum, and from Nov 3 the bank's roughly 3 million customers could not reach their money.
Unresolved · 2026-11-11
No verdict was possible within 7 days of the first report.
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No verdict was possible within 7 days of the first report.
Who's reporting it
- Associated Press (via KSAT), 2026-11-03: The central bank board voted unanimously late on Nov 2 to put Ueno into resolution because its solvency ratio fell below half the legal minimum; customers of the bank, which says it has about 3 million, could not withdraw or transfer money on Nov 3. source
- Euronews, 2026-11-05: In the early hours of Nov 3 the Ueno app stopped showing balances for its nearly three million customers and the central bank announced the takeover, citing a solvency ratio below 50%. source
- Rio Times, 2026-11-07: The central bank found Ueno's solvency index below half the required minimum, and accounts, cards, the app and branches were frozen for about 2.9 million customers. source
History
- 2026-11-11: Unresolved. No verdict was possible within 7 days of the first report.
- 2026-11-10: Corroborated. AP, Euronews and Rio Times each report the solvency trigger and the frozen accounts. The customer count is Ueno's own figure as reported by AP; Rio Times gives about 2.9 million.