Payment providers in Brazil
Payment providers in Brazil: PSPs, payment gateways and aggregators for pay-ins and payouts — local methods, rates and onboarding terms. Listings: 116.
Paytime
Paytime is payment infrastructure from Brazil that lets companies launch payment acceptance under their own brand (white-label). Beyond acceptance, the…
PayU
PayU runs a global payment orchestration and multi-acquiring platform that came from Zooz, a company founded in 2010 in Tel Aviv with a presence in Amsterdam…
Payz / PSI-Pay
Payz / PSI-Pay is an e-wallet and payment account for businesses. Operating since 2000, it provides a multi-currency business wallet and a merchant account…
PhotonPay
PhotonPay is a payment system founded in 2015. It gives businesses a global account for receiving funds and moving them out via bank transfers, SEPA, SWIFT and…
PicPay Empresas
PicPay Empresas is the business arm of the Brazilian e-wallet PicPay. It helps companies in Brazil accept payments through POS terminals, payment links, PicPay…
Pinbank
Pinbank is a payment service in Brazil that combines payment acceptance, terminals and banking infrastructure. It offers BaaS and an API for payments and…
PJBank
PJBank is a payment service in Brazil providing a payment acceptance API for integration into ERP systems and software platforms. It targets businesses that…
PSPCUBE
PSPCUBE is a payment provider founded in 2022. It offers P2P processing and crypto processing and works with industries that classic acquirers often decline…
Rebill
Rebill is a payment orchestration platform for businesses selling in Latin America. It combines local acceptance, a checkout form, payment links…
Remitly
Remitly is an international money transfer service for individuals and businesses. Money is sent through a mobile app or the web service, and recipients…
Safe2Pay
Safe2Pay is a payment gateway for businesses in Brazil. It accepts online payments, Pix and boleto, and offers QR codes and payment links for selling without a…
Simple.app
Simple.app is a payment provider founded in 2021. It combines crypto processing, mass payouts and P2P transfers, serving companies in crypto, e-commerce and…
Skrill
Skrill is a payment system that has been running since 2001. It combines an e-wallet, bank transfers, a mobile app and an API for businesses. Payment methods…
Soulpay
Soulpay is a payment service from Brazil covering both offline and online acceptance. The company provides merchants with terminals and lets them receive…
Sticpay
Sticpay is a payment system founded in 2017. It combines an e-wallet, acquiring for businesses and a mobile app, and supports both fiat and crypto assets…
Stone
Stone is an acquiring and payment services company in Brazil. It serves both in-store sales through POS terminals and e-commerce; the online services of…
Swapple
Swapple is a payment provider founded in 2024. It specialises in P2P transfers and crypto processing and works with projects in betting, gambling, binary…
Toku
Toku is a payment orchestration platform for large businesses in Latin America. It handles corporate payment collection, manages recurring debits and automates…
Services in Brazil
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Payment service providers in Brazil
Brazil is Latin America's biggest digital payments market, and since PIX launched in 2020 it has become the default way to pay online. This page lists {count} payment gateways, acquirers and payin payout providers that accept or pay out Brazilian reais (BRL).
Local payment methods in Brazil
- PIX: the Central Bank's instant payment system, by QR or key (CPF, phone, e-mail). Settles 24/7 in seconds; also the cheapest payout rail.
- Boleto bancário: a payable voucher, still used by the unbanked and for B2B, but slower to confirm — see cash methods.
- Cards with parcelamento (installments), where the customer splits a purchase into monthly payments; BNPL and recurring also exist.
- QR, e-wallets and payment links for social commerce.
Regulation and tax
Payment institutions are supervised by the Central Bank of Brazil (BCB). Fixed-odds betting became a regulated market in 2025: operators need federal authorisation and must accept payments only through authorised institutions, with PIX and debit methods allowed and credit cards and crypto restricted for bets. Cross-border collections often involve IOF tax and an eFX/foreign exchange partner.
iGaming, betting and high-risk
For bets and casino, check whether a provider works with licensed operators and supports CPF matching between payer and player account. Forex, crypto and other high-risk merchants should ask about rolling reserves and refund flows over PIX.
How to choose a Brazilian PSP
- PIX pay-in and payout fees, approval/conversion and settlement time (D+0 vs D+1)
- Installment card pricing and anticipation of receivables
- Local entity vs cross-border (offshore settlement in USD/USDT)
- Mass payouts via PIX to customers, affiliates or sellers
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