How to consult the CPF at Serasa in 2025: Step by Step in 3 minutes!
Make your appointment quick – and hassle-free!

✅ Serasa's app is turbocharged

Your CPF (Brazilian taxpayer ID) functions like a financial ID: just one click is enough to find out if your credit life is in excellent shape or in dire need of help.

In 2025, Serasa boosted the app with real-time alerts, a revamped digital wallet, and even data leak checking. Even better? Everything remains 100% free — and fits in your phone pocket.

The Vagas Daily has compiled a guide for you to check your document status, understand your credit score, and even negotiate debts without leaving your couch. Ready to check it out?

✅ How to check your CPF (Brazilian tax identification number) for free?

Follow the tutorial we've included below:

Step 1 – Download the Serasa app:

Open the App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android) and type “Serasa: Consulta CPF e Score”. Tap Install. Version 2025 takes up less space and loads faster.

Step 2 – Create your account or log in

On the welcome screen, enter your email and password or tap Create account. The app will send a code via SMS to ensure that only you have access.

Step 3 – Enter the main area

Right after logging in, select "Check CPF" (Brazilian Taxpayer Identification Number). That's where all the essential information is located.

Step 4 – Check the financial details

The panel displays overdue debts, protests, lawsuits, and bounced checks linked to your CPF (Brazilian tax identification number). Take advantage of this and check your Serasa Score, the rating that reveals how often you pay your bills on time.

Done! In less than three minutes you'll know exactly where you're stepping — without spending a penny.

✅ How can I check if my name is on a blacklist?

Did you follow the step-by-step instructions? Then scroll down: if any pending items appear, the app will indicate them with a red icon.

Tap on the debt to see the amount, creditor, date it was incurred, and payment options.

If there are no negative records, the app displays a green "clean record" seal and provides tips for maintaining a high score.

✅ So, what should you do if your name is on a blacklist?

Don't despair! Within the app itself, open Debt Renegotiation.

There you'll find offers with discounts that can reach up to 90%. Choose the offer that fits your budget, generate the payment slip or pay via Pix, and within five business days, the charge will disappear from your history.

To avoid stumbling again, activate free monitoring: Serasa sends an alert whenever someone checks your CPF (Brazilian tax identification number) or when a new outstanding debt appears.

Monitor your score monthly — each debt paid off usually increases it by a few points.

✅ Where can I check my CPF (Brazilian tax identification number) on Serasa?

  1. Serasa App – More practical version: free consultation, score, negotiation, digital wallet and real-time alerts.
  2. Official website (serasa.com.br) – Ideal for those who prefer a large screen. Offers the same functions as the app.
  3. Premium Account – R$ 14.90/month (price as of April 2025). Includes blocking/unblocking of credit scores for third parties, 24-hour monitoring, and Dark Web data breach alerts. An excellent option for those dealing with high credit limits or wanting to protect personal data.

✅ Why is it important to check for any outstanding debts associated with your name?

Credit card companies, financial institutions, and even real estate agencies check your CPF (Brazilian taxpayer ID) before approving credit or rent.

If you find outstanding debt, interest rates skyrocket or the deal simply falls through. Knowing in advance allows you to negotiate and clear your name before applying for financing or upgrading your cell phone on installments.

Furthermore, those who maintain a positive credit history are able to obtain lower rates, longer terms, and higher credit limits.

Your financial reputation becomes your business card: the better your score, the more doors open—and the more money you save. So, take three minutes out of your day and keep your CPF (Brazilian taxpayer ID) up to date.