Forgotten Money This is a topic that sparks the interest of many Brazilians, especially with the release of a new batch of payments from the PIS/Pasep Fund in 2026. In this article, we will explore the details about the amounts to be received, including who is entitled, how to request the amounts, and what documents are required.

With an average balance of R$ 2,8 available, it is essential that workers and heirs pay attention to the deadlines and procedures to guarantee reimbursement.

Stay informed so you don't miss this opportunity to access 'forgotten money'.

Payment schedule and key deadlines for the PIS/Pasep Fund in 2026

The new batch of forgotten money PIS/Pasep Fund payments begin to be released in 25/06/2026, including private sector workers and public servants who contributed between 1971 and 1988, as well as heirs who have already made the request.

On average, the available balance is R $ 2,8 thousand per person, although the amount varies according to length of service and recorded remuneration.

This resource remained untouched for years, which is why it's called forgotten money.

Therefore, the consultation can be done on the Repis Cidadão portal or on the FGTS app, with identification documents for beneficiaries and proof of relationship for heirs.

Requests for reimbursement continue until 30/06/2026 Therefore, whoever completes this step will have their payment scheduled for... 27/07/2026.

Furthermore, those who leave it until later need to act carefully, because the right to withdraw expires in September/2028. • 25/06/2026 – batch release • 30/06/2026 – deadline to request • 27/07/2026 – payment date • September/2028 – loss of the right to withdraw

Guide to accessing forgotten money from the PIS/Pasep Fund.

This guide offers comprehensive guidance on how to access forgotten money from the PIS/Pasep Fund.

Here you will find information about eligibility, balance inquiries, and the necessary documentation to redeem any available funds.

By following the steps described, you can ensure your rights and access resources that can be of great financial help.

Who is entitled to reimbursement?

Those entitled to reimbursement from the former PIS/Pasep Fund are... private sector workers and the public servers who contributed between 1971 and 1988provided they have not yet withdrawn their shares.

This amount may be available to the account holder themselves or, in the event of death, to heirs and dependents with the required documentation.

The consultation can be made at Citizen Repis or through the FGTS app, which makes it easier to verify eligibility before applying.

Profile	Period
Private sector workers	1971 to 1988
public servants	1971 to 1988

How to check available prices

To check the values, go to Repis Citizen portal em official Repis Citizen portal and sign in with your Gov.br account.

Next, check your available balance and confirm if there are any shares linked to your CPF (Brazilian tax identification number).

It is also possible to check in FGTS application, available on mobile phones, where the statement shows possible PIS/Pasep amounts transferred.

This way, you can validate the data in advance and avoid errors in the order.

This consultation is the first step before requesting a withdrawalBecause only with a confirmed balance can you proceed safely and quickly.

Required documentation for redemption

To request the redemption of PIS/Pasep funds, the beneficiary must present... personal identification document Valid documents, such as ID cards, driver's licenses, or other official documents with a photo.

In addition, it is important to have your PIS/Pasep number on hand to expedite the analysis.

The heir now needs to gather documents proving the relationship with the deceased holder, such as a death certificate, certificate of dependents entitled to survivor's pension, inventory, court order or equivalent declaration.

Thus, the proof is complete.

If the request is made through Repis Cidadão, the correct documentation speeds up the payment process.

Forgotten Money It could become a reality for many, but it's crucial to act quickly.

The deadlines are short, and those who do not apply by September 2028 will lose their right to withdraw the funds.

Therefore, inform yourself and prepare to ensure your reimbursement.