Payments cover 87% of the amount owed and reach 612 thousand people; Will Bank will have R$6.3 billion in guarantees
The FGC (Credit Guarantee Fund) reported that it had already paid R$35.1 billion in guarantees to creditors of the Master conglomerate by 10am this Monday (2.Feb.2026). The amount corresponds to 87% of the amount owed – around R$40 billion.
Of the total number of beneficiaries, around 612 thousand creditors received the resources, equivalent to 79% of the number of people entitled to the guarantee.
According to the FGC, “it is important that creditors keep the application notifications active to receive alerts about any necessary measures for the evolution of the payment process”.
The fund stated that digital monitoring reduces delays and facilitates the release of remaining amounts.
Will Bank
In relation to Will Bank, the FGC estimates payments of R$6.3 billion in guarantees. Disbursement will begin after receipt of the creditor base, which will be consolidated by the liquidator, with technical support from the fund.
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The FGC is responsible for ensuring deposits and investments up to the limits established in the event of intervention, liquidation or bankruptcy of financial institutions.
The payments made to the Master conglomerate are among the largest ever made by the FGC and indicate relevant progress in returning resources to savers and investors.
For the financial market, the execution of guarantees reduces uncertainty about losses of individuals and legal entities and reinforces the role of the FGC as a system protection mechanism.
