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The crisis at Paraguay’s digital bank Ueno has blocked around 3 million customers from accessing their accounts after its solvency ratio fell to less than half the required minimum, prompting the central bank to begin a formal resolution process. Deposit insurance covers up to 228.3 million guaraníes—about $38,000 per depositor—with an initial payment of up to 10 million guaraníes. The bank holds between $800 million and $850 million in public funds, including about $380 million belonging to the government pension and health fund. The political fallout has intensified: 35 opposition lawmakers have called for President Santiago Peña’s impeachment, while the central bank chief has resigned and eight bank officials have been suspended amid investigations. Deposit-guarantee measures and the process of resolving the bank’s situation remain underway.
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