Caixa is offering an advantage of up to R$1,500 and you can get it today

Caixa Tem has released a feature that promises to help millions of citizens

a Caixa Economica Federal It is one of the major banks in the country and has made an announcement promising to encourage its customers.

Through the Caixa Tem application, the institution will provide interest up to R$1,500 and you can withdraw the amount today.

This benefit is aimed at Caixa Econômica federal customers who are entrepreneurs and are part of the Simplification of Digital Microcredit (SIM) program.

Through the program, entrepreneurs can have up to R$1,500 in their application account. One difference to the program is that a client does not need to be a MEI (Small Individual Entrepreneur) to be considered.

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If a Caixa Econômica federal customer is MEI and everything is in order, he can get up to R$4,500. It should be noted that the entire request is made through the application for individuals, by clicking on the “Contract Loan” button.

With a discounted monthly interest rate starting at 1.95%, the customer will be sent to a profile analysis and informed if the feature is released or not.

Unlike PF, MEI clients need to go to the physical agency in person and bring their personal documents.

How to reach 30 thousand Brazilian reais for the fund?

Caixa Econômica Federal has several lines of credit and to help its customers settle debts, it has recently released a new loan model for customers who have some kind of disability and urgently need money.

The amounts released by the foundation range from $5 to R$30,000, with an annual interest rate of 6% for those who earned up to one-fifth of the minimum wage.