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Brazilian banks offer accounts for children with parental controls

Brazilian banks offer accounts for children with parental controls

Brazilian banks offer accounts for children and teenagers, usually opened by a parent or guardian and linked to that adult.

Depending on the bank, young users can make Pix payments, use a debit card, receive a scheduled allowance or set money aside for goals.

Parents can often check balances and transactions, get alerts and set spending limits.

Most of the accounts described have no opening or maintenance fee, and generally do not include credit cards or overdrafts.

The age rules and features differ: many accounts are for ages 0 to 17, while Itaú's option is for children of eligible customers aged 8 to 17.

These accounts can give children a practical first experience with money, but they do not replace financial education.

Families can compare the banks' rules and features before choosing an account.

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