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📊 A fee schedule that comes as a bucket of cold water
Venezuela’s Federation of Banking and Related Workers (Fetrabanca) has spoken out against the fee adjustments authorized by the Central Bank of Venezuela, issuing a warning that is resonating loudly on the streets: ordinary citizens may end up paying for the increase—not just at the bank counter, but in their grocery bills. In a country where practically everyone has an account—banking coverage is around 98.5%—any change in fees is felt immediately in everyday life.

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USDT/VES reference Bs. 937.14
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BCV Bs. 785.07
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The operating dynamics of Venezuela’s foreign exchange market experiences a new point of friction after the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) commission adjustment comes into effect and the sustained rise in the official exchange rate, which stands at 785.0693 VES per dollar. This environment not only redefines cost structures for everyday users of the national financial system, but also shifts direct pressure onto the commercial margins of P2P operators on platforms such as Binance, other platforms.