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Banco de Venezuela activated the digital platform to grant real estate credits to families affected by earthquakes

The Banco de Venezuela (BDV) has activated a digital platform to process housing loans for families who lost their primary residence in the June 24 earthquakes.

BDV activated a digital platform for housing credit applications for earthquake-affected families.

The program is coordinated with the Venezuela Renace Fund.

Two financing plans: properties valued $70k-$100k with 50% state subsidy, and properties up to $70k with 80% state subsidy.

Loans have 25-year terms, 12-month grace periods, and 5% interest rates.

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