Overview
- Indecopi’s Consumer Protection Chamber fined Scotiabank S/124,120 for attributing unrecognized transactions to a client and for assigning a loan the customer did not request.
- In the card case, three transactions totaling US$9,501 were judged inconsistent with the client’s usual behavior, prompting full reversals of amounts, interests and fees, a credit-history correction with the SBS, and issuance of a no‑debt certificate.
- For the improperly attributed loan, Scotiabank must annul the S/28,621.20 credit, return all charges and accrued interest, and reimburse any payments the client made.
- BCP received a 20.49 UIT fine (S/109,621.50) after a client found her home insurance inactive during 2023 rain damage and the bank altered her payment schedule without authorization, requiring a recalculation of the debt under original terms.
- In a separate BCP case, an unauthorized withdrawal of S/16,084 was not timely notified to the client, resulting in a 6.89 UIT fine and an order to reimburse the funds with interest.