Overview
- The Oct. 4 regional and municipal elections triggered ONPE to activate a compensation portal so members of mesa can claim S/165 and choose a payment method by Wednesday, October 7.
- ONPE’s platform offers three options: deposit to BCP, BBVA or Scotiabank savings accounts, payment to the Yape wallet, or in‑person collection at Banco de la Nación with ONPE processing payments progressively.
- The JNE opened a fully virtual dispensa and justificación system that accepts documentary evidence online, charges S/25.90 for some filings, and aims to resolve requests within five working days.
- Fines remain enforceable: not voting carries tiered amounts by district (S/110, S/55, S/27.50) and failing to serve as a member of mesa triggers S/275, with unpaid debts liable to JNE’s Unidad de Cobranza and possible bank embargo orders months later.
- Beyond payments, ONPE confirms that trained members who served get a paid rest day and that citizens should use the JNE payments portal or Banco de la Nación to consult or settle fines to avoid escalation.