Minors can use YAPE: this says the BCP on the accounts to minors in 2025

He Credit Bank of Peru (BCP) He pointed out that minors can use YAPE. This will be possible whenever the account is registered in the name of an adult. This measure allows parents or guardians to manage an additional account linked to their identity, facilitating the use of the digital wallet to make payments and transfers safely.

The process of creating an YAPE account for minors requires complying with certain requirements and following a specific procedure. Next, the conditions established by the BCP and the steps to follow to register an account in 2025.

How could minors use YAPE under the BCP regulations in 2025?

According to the information provided by the BCPminors cannot have a account of YAPE In his name. However, parents or guardians can open an additional account to their own name and assign it to a different mobile device, allowing the child to use under supervision.

For this, it is mandatory that the account is registered with the data of the adult holder, who will be responsible for all transactions made from the application. To do this, it is necessary that the responsible adult open a account of Yape with DNI. It should be noted that only one DNI account is valid in YAPE per person.

Requirements and steps to register a Yape account for a minor

Parents or proxies can create an account YAPE FOR YOUR CHILDREN Following these steps:

1. Download the Yape application on a cell phone other than the head of the main account.
2. Select the affiliation method: you can opt for YAPE with DNI (without card)
3. Record the data of the adult holder: the account must be in the name of the father, mother or legal guardian, ensuring that all the information is valid and verifiable.
4. Enter a unique cell phone and email number, not linked to another YAPE account.
5. Complete the verification process to activate the account and start performing operations.

What security measures should be considered when using YAPE for minors?

It is advisable to take precautions by allowing a minor to use YAPE. Some of the security measures include:

• Constant supervision: Parents must monitor the use of the account to avoid unauthorized transactions.
• Responsible use of keys and passwords: It is essential to teach minors not to share their access code with third parties.
• Control of amounts and transactions: Establishing limits for transfers and payments can help avoid unnecessary expenses.
• Financial Education: Explain to minors how to administer money correctly and the purpose of each transaction.