Latin America
Payouts to Brazil via PIX
Brazil replaced bank details with keys: a recipient hands over one PIX key instead of a bank, a branch and an account number. One field, no directory, settlement in seconds.
- local currency
- BRL
- typical speed
- Seconds
- state
- Live
What you pass in the request
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Payouts
A PIX key (CPF, CNPJ, phone or email), or bank, branch and account.
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QR payments
The code payload, exactly as the camera read it.
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Sender identity
Sender: name only. Recipient name: required.
How the payout works
Say which kind of key it is
Five kinds: CPF, an individual’s tax number, eleven digits; CNPJ, a company’s, fourteen; phone; email; or EVP, a random string generated by the bank. Send the type and the value. We check the shape first, so a ten-digit CPF comes back before money moves.
The recipient name is required but not passed on: the key decides who gets paid.
Or pay a code
A PIX QR code is the same system. Send the scanned payload; we decode it, price it and tell you what is inside.
At a glance
- Payouts Live
- Method
- Bank, e-wallet
- Local systems
- PIX
- Speed
- Seconds
- Decimals
- 2
- QR payments Live
- Method
- Merchant codes, personal codes
- Local systems
- PIX
- Speed
- Seconds
- Decimals
- 2
Questions and answers
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Do I need the recipient's bank?
No. The key resolves to the institution behind it.
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What is an EVP?
A randomly generated key, used by people who prefer not to share a tax number, phone or email.
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Can I pay a company?
Yes, through a CNPJ key.
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What if the key is valid but the account is closed?
The receiving institution refuses it and the funds return to your balance.
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Are centavos supported?
Yes, two decimal places.
Name the markets. We bring the rails.
Which markets, which products, roughly what volume. We come back with terms, test keys and the documentation.