Banco de Bogotá creates insurance for Bre-B transactions

Banco de Bogotá announced a new insurance to protect transactions made through Bre-B. The product covers unauthorized operations and cases of coercion. It is available to clients with at least one year of account history.

Banco de Bogotá, part of Grupo Aval, launched the insurance that protects against unauthorized transactions in digital channels, misuse of financial products, and operations under coercion.

Clients must have one year or more of account history and transactions must be $50,000 or higher. The process is handled exclusively through Virtual Banking, with coverage of up to $1,300,000 per event and a maximum of two claims per year.

Diana Valbuena, insurance banking manager at the bank, said the product reflects the “commitment to an accessible solution, easy to contract and aligned with the new dynamics of immediate payments in Colombia”.

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The Banco de la República received an award in the Central Banking Awards 2026 for the Bre-B system, in the retail payments and market infrastructure development category. This recognition highlights advances in interoperable instant payments in Colombia.

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Banco de Bogotá launched a new feature allowing customers to generate QR codes linked to their Bre-B keys for secure and simple payments. The tool is available to individuals, freelancers, and businesses from any bank or digital wallet. It aims to enable real-time collections without POS devices.

Colombian banks face a potential indirect cyberattack via an external debt collection provider, compromising customer data such as names, IDs and phone numbers. BBVA and Nu Colombia confirmed the incident and activated security protocols. No entity reports access to keys or deposits.

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A study shows that Cali's insurance market reaches 2.11 trillion pesos in personal insurance and 1.91 trillion in business insurance, highlighting gaps in the commerce sector. Over 55% of commercial companies lack coverage, while mobility insurance leads in the personal segment. The analysis, conducted by Aseguradora Solidaria, emphasizes the role of low and middle socioeconomic strata in this market.

 

 

 

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