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🇧🇷Brazil
Providers onboarding
7 / 11
Most popular way to pay
Pix
Stablecoins
Rules in progress
If your business is registered here
What each provider offers to a company incorporated in Brazil.
| Provider | Accept payments | Pay people abroad | Multi-currency account | Business cards | Stablecoins | Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adyen | – | ↗ | ||||
| dLocal | – | – | – | ↗ | ||
| Payoneer | – | ↗ | ||||
| PayPal | ↗ | |||||
| Stripe | ↗ | |||||
| AirwallexLimited | – | ↗ | ||||
| Wise BusinessLimited | – | ↗ | ||||
| Checkout.com | – | ↗ | ||||
| Hyperwallet | – | – | – | – | ↗ | |
| Ramp | – | – | – | ↗ | ||
| Worldpay | – | – | ↗ |
Available Limited Not for businesses here– Not offered by this provider↗ Source · ⚑ Report a problem
If you sell to customers here
How people in Brazil prefer to pay online.
- 1PixBank
- 2Cards with installments (parcelado)Card
- 3BoletoCash
- 4Mercado PagoWallet
Source needed
Pix is the default way to pay and installments are expected on cards. Foreign merchants usually reach Pix and Boleto through a local partner, and residents pay IOF tax on international purchases.
Source needed
Stablecoin rules
Rules in progress
Find a provider for a business in Brazil →Central bank rules for crypto service providers (2025) bring stablecoin payments under foreign-exchange and anti-money-laundering rules.
Source needed
A summary, not legal advice. Rules are changing quickly.
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