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Savings Certificates: Do You Know the Deadline to Convert Them from Paper to Digital? It's Mandatory. Here's How to Do It
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Savings Certificates: Do You Know the Deadline to Convert Them from Paper to Digital? It's Mandatory. Here's How to Do It

SAPO Notícias12 September 2026 at 10:00

The Treasury and Public Debt Management Agency (IGCP) is carrying out the conversion to electronic format of Savings Certificates from series A, B, and D that still exist on paper. The process is mandatory for holders of these securities.

Savings certificates are savings instruments issued by the Portuguese State, and their digitization is part of a process of modernizing public debt management.

The Municipality of Oeiras compiled information about this conversion process on its official website, serving as a reference source for citizens who need to carry out this transition.

The article addresses the need for holders of paper certificates to know the deadline for carrying out the conversion, although this date is not specified in the provided text.

Why this matters

Readers who own Savings Certificates in paper from series A, B, and D need to be aware of the digital conversion process, as the transformation is mandatory. The Municipality of Oeiras serves as a local source of information for residents of the region who need to clarify doubts about how and when to carry out this conversion.

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