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Government Sees 10% Drop in Pix Transactions After Ban on Bets

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The federal government found, based on data from the Central Bank, a 10% decrease in Pix's transactions in the country. The data were released today and refer to the period of Saturday (26) on Monday (28).According to the National Secretary of Public Security

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Movement of values declined 15.5% in the days following measurement

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The federal government found, based on data from the Central Bank, a 10% decrease in Pix's transactions in the country. The data were released today and refer to the period of Saturday (26) on Monday (28).According to the National Secretary of Public Security

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The number of Pix transactions fell by about 10% in the last three days, after the government published at the end of Friday afternoon the interim measure (MP) prohibiting online sports betting (bets). For part of the banking industry, the ban is seen with good eyes, since in fact there are many indicators that the bets were corroding the budget of families, especially low income, and thus affecting the default. Still, there are criticisms about…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The number of transactions carried out by Pix fell 10% in the three days following the publication of the interim measure (MP) that prohibited online sports betting, known as bets. From Saturday (26) to Monday (28), 608.6 million transactions were recorded, volume below the average observed in the same days of the previous four weeks. Data are [...]

Movement of securities dropped 15.5% in the days following the measure, which prohibited the exploitation, offer and advertising of online sports bets

The number of transactions carried out by Pix fell 10% in the three days following the prohibition of online sports betting. Between [...]

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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