With rapid digital innovation and a massive market of over 216 million people, Brazil is a key player in the region’s digital economy. Its thriving eCommerce and advanced payment systems turn Brazil into an exciting frontier for business.
Allow your customers to pay via their online or mobile banking apps
Accept Payments from the leading card providers in the region
Let your customers pay in the nearest cash location available
The hability to reject deposits when the user is not the same person as the payer
Enables merchants to recieve payments from their customers first and ask them to signup then. This API allows final users to make deposits without the need to fill out forms with their personal information.
For every completed deposit, the payer's KYC information and the bank account is shared with the merchants
Enables the possibility of accepting withdrawals to CPF pix keys
For every completed deposit, the payer's KYC information and the bank account is shared with the merchants
We help you validate: Full name, Date of birth (DOB), Legal situation, PEP (Politically exposed person), Athletes and people prevented from betting verification, Sanction Lists (national and global), Address, and more
Using the same CPF query, we provide statistical data from the Central Bank of Brazil that can be utilized in anti-fraud processes.
Using the same CPF request, along with Machine Learning and historical data from their activity on your platform, we can predict any payer: probability of depositprobability of withdrawal, payer's tierand more.
Through the PIX Key verification API, it's possible to retrieve all information about the owner of that PIX Key.
The introduction of PIX has revolutionized the payments landscape, enhancing financial inclusion and digital transactions.
Brazil is the largest country in South America with a population of over 216 million people, offering a substantial consumer market.
The digital market is rapidly expanding, driven by high internetand mobile penetration rates.
Brazil's digital landscape has experienced significant innovation and transformation, particularly driven by advancements in digital payments and the broader adoption of technology across various sectors.
Brazil has faced significant economic fluctuations, including high inflation rates, currency devaluation, and recessionary periods.
The regulatory environment involves considerable bureaucracy, making it challenging to navigate business operations and compliance.
Brazil's tax system is known for its complexity and high burden, with numerous taxes, rules, and regulations that can be difficult to navigate.
Frequent changes in government and political scandals can create an uncertain business environment.
