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Selected market: BrazilPublic contact leads: 36

Decision summary

Brazil: who to contact and what to ask

36 public leads: 20 with public email, 14 form-only, 2 official-page-only.

Route groups: Local PSP / aggregator: 24 · Local acquirer / bank merchant services: 8 · Wallet / mobile-money route: 3 · Contact-first / needs manual verification: 1

Entity status is still unclear. Write down company jurisdiction, settlement currency, target customers, industry, and expected volume before asking providers about eligibility.

No industry selected. If this is gaming, short drama, SaaS, travel, or marketplace activity, state it clearly before asking for pricing.

Regional planning

Planning more than one country?

Use a regional hub to narrow the provider categories first, then verify each country route before implementation.

Curated market guide

Brazil PSP routes to verify first

Which PSPs or acquiring routes should an online merchant ask first for Pix, boleto, cards, and local wallets in Brazil?

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local_psp_or_aggregator · curated

Brazilian PSP / aggregator shortlist

AsaasPagar.me / PagBankPagBrasilPagsmile Brazil

Use when you need one commercial conversation for Pix, boleto, cards, and localized checkout instead of separate bank/wallet integrations.

Treat local-entity access as a verification item. Ask each provider whether your current merchant entity can onboard, whether a local company or local bank account is required, and which settlement currencies are supported.

  • Confirm whether your merchant entity can onboard directly or whether a local entity, local bank account, or sponsor merchant is required.
  • Confirm KYB documents, tax registrations, signatory documents, website/app review requirements, and restricted-industry treatment.
  • Confirm supported payment methods, checkout flow, refund/dispute handling, reconciliation fields, FX, payout currency, reserves, and production support.
acquirer_or_bank · curated

Card acquirer or bank merchant-services route

Cielo E-commerceRede E-commerceGetnet (Brazil)Adiq

Use when card acquiring control, local bank relationship, or direct acquirer contracting matters.

Treat local-entity access as a verification item. Ask each provider whether your current merchant entity can onboard, whether a local company or local bank account is required, and which settlement currencies are supported.

  • Confirm whether your merchant entity can onboard directly or whether a local entity, local bank account, or sponsor merchant is required.
  • Confirm KYB documents, tax registrations, signatory documents, website/app review requirements, and restricted-industry treatment.
  • Confirm supported payment methods, checkout flow, refund/dispute handling, reconciliation fields, FX, payout currency, reserves, and production support.
direct_scheme_or_wallet · curated

Direct Pix, boleto, and wallet route

PicPay EmpresasMercado PagoWoovi

Use when a local team can manage method-specific onboarding and wants to verify direct wallet or QR/payment-link options.

Treat local-entity access as a verification item. Ask each provider whether your current merchant entity can onboard, whether a local company or local bank account is required, and which settlement currencies are supported.

  • Confirm whether your merchant entity can onboard directly or whether a local entity, local bank account, or sponsor merchant is required.
  • Confirm KYB documents, tax registrations, signatory documents, website/app review requirements, and restricted-industry treatment.
  • Confirm supported payment methods, checkout flow, refund/dispute handling, reconciliation fields, FX, payout currency, reserves, and production support.
international_psp · curated

Cross-border or international PSP discovery route

Bexs (Ebury Brazil)Bexs PayPagSeguro International

Use when the merchant is not incorporated in Brazil and needs to verify whether a cross-border pay-in or merchant-of-record style path is available.

Treat local-entity access as a verification item. Ask each provider whether your current merchant entity can onboard, whether a local company or local bank account is required, and which settlement currencies are supported.

  • Confirm whether your merchant entity can onboard directly or whether a local entity, local bank account, or sponsor merchant is required.
  • Confirm KYB documents, tax registrations, signatory documents, website/app review requirements, and restricted-industry treatment.
  • Confirm supported payment methods, checkout flow, refund/dispute handling, reconciliation fields, FX, payout currency, reserves, and production support.
KYB prep

Documents to prepare

  • Company registration documents
  • CNPJ or explanation of foreign-entity onboarding request
  • Beneficial-owner and signatory ID
  • Brazilian tax and invoice readiness notes
  • Website/app URL and refund policy
Due diligence

Questions to ask

  • Can my current merchant entity onboard for this market, or is a local company required?
  • Which local payment methods are actually enabled for my merchant category and transaction model?
  • Which documents are required for KYB, website/app review, tax review, and beneficial-owner checks?
  • Which checkout flows, APIs, plugins, hosted pages, refunds, disputes, webhooks, and reconciliation files are supported?
  • Which payout currencies, FX handling, reserves, chargeback process, taxes, and support SLAs should be confirmed before launch?
Contact route fallback

If the official contact route is unclear

If public contact details are not specific enough, ask LocalPayMap to identify the right official form, PSP sales route, or local acquiring partner before committing engineering work.

  • Which local payment methods are actually enabled for my merchant category and transaction model?
  • Which documents are required for KYB, website/app review, tax review, and beneficial-owner checks?
  • Which checkout flows, APIs, plugins, hosted pages, refunds, disputes, webhooks, and reconciliation files are supported?
  • Which payout currencies, FX handling, reserves, chargeback process, taxes, and support SLAs should be confirmed before launch?

Local PSP / aggregator

Start here when you need a provider route for local wallets, bank transfer, cards, or aggregated checkout.

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Brazil · PSP / aggregator · Public email

Asaas

PixBoletoCardsPayment links

Brazil merchants evaluating Asaas for Pix, boleto, card payments, payment links, subscriptions, receivables, and API-based payment operations.

Official help center distinguishes legal-entity support channels and merchant-account operations.

Brazil · PSP / aggregator · Public email

Gerencianet (Efí)

PixBoletoCardsPayment links

Brazil merchants evaluating Efí/Gerencianet for Pix, boleto, card, payment-link, API, and business-account payment workflows.

Official help pages provide business and account support channels; onboarding requirements depend on account type and product.

Brazil · PSP / aggregator · Public email

Getnet (Brazil)

Getnet is Santander's acquiring arm and serves merchants in each market through a local entity. Foreign merchants generally need a local company to onboard.

Bank-owned acquirer inside the Santander group, so Brazilian onboarding and KYC apply and merchants are usually pushed towards a Santander business relationship.

Brazil · PSP / aggregator · Public email

Pagar.me / PagBank

CardsPixBoletoPayment links

Brazil merchants evaluating Pagar.me/PagBank for PSP, gateway, Pix, boleto, cards, payment links, subscriptions, and marketplace-style payment operations.

Official documentation describes PSP/gateway onboarding, dashboard configuration, API versions, and customer-support routes.

Brazil · Payment gateway · Public email

PagueVeloz

BoletoPixCardsPayment link

PagueVeloz is a Brazilian payments institution focused on receivables for small and mid-sized businesses, combining boleto issuance, Pix, card acceptance and a business digital account. It also distributes POS terminals and receivables advance.

A Brazilian CNPJ is required for the standard commercial flow; confirm with the provider.

Brazil · Payment gateway · Public email

Tuna Pagamentos

Credit and debit cardsPixBoletoPayment split

ecommerce, marketplace, digital_goods

Brazil · PSP / aggregator · Public email

Vero (SejaVero / Banrisul)

Credit cardDebit cardPixMaquininha (POS)

Brazilian SMBs wanting a maquininha and online checkout linked to Banrisul.

Brazil · PSP / aggregator · Public email

Bexs (Ebury Brazil)

This is the cross-border route: Bexs acts as payment facilitator so a foreign merchant can sell to Brazilian consumers in BRL and receive funds abroad without incorporating in Brazil. Bexs was acquired by Ebury and now operates under the Ebury brand, so counterparty diligence should cover the Ebury group.

Bexs holds a Central Bank banking licence and is a member of ABRACAM, the Brazilian foreign exchange association. The licensed entity stays in Brazil while the merchant can be foreign, which is exactly the structure a cross-border seller needs.

Local acquirer / bank merchant services

Use this route when a local entity, merchant account, or acquiring relationship may be required.

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Brazil · Acquirer / merchant services · Public email

Cielo E-commerce

CardsPixBoletoPayment links

Brazil merchants evaluating Cielo E-commerce for online card acquiring, Pix, boleto, checkout, payment links, and API integration.

Official ecommerce pages route merchants through Cielo customer/ecommerce support and Merchant Key/Merchant ID credential flows.

Brazil · Acquirer / merchant services · Public email

Adiq

Credit cardDebit cardPixVisa

Brazilian merchants wanting an independent acquirer with omnichannel POS and online acquiring.

Brazil · Acquirer / merchant services · Public email

Adiq Pagamentos (BS2 Payments)

CardsPayment linkRecurring

Adiq Pagamentos is a Brazilian acquiring company authorised by the Central Bank of Brazil and now operated under the BS2 Payments brand of Banco BS2. It sells acquiring as a service, sub-acquirer infrastructure, BIN sponsorship and digital commerce tools such as payment links, split and recurring billing.

Brazilian licensing and registration apply for acquiring services; the BIN sponsorship product is an alternative route for companies without a local licence.

Brazil · Acquirer / merchant services · Public email

Rede

CardsPixPayment linkWallets

Rede is the merchant acquiring brand of Itau Unibanco in Brazil, selling POS terminals, payment links, e-commerce gateway services and receivables advance. It also runs a public developer portal for API integrations.

A Brazilian CNPJ and a business settlement account are required; confirm details with the provider.

Brazil · Acquirer / merchant services · Public email

Rede E-commerce

CardsPixOnline checkoutPayment links

Brazilian businesses that need local card acquiring and online acceptance through Rede.

Merchant onboarding requirements should be verified on the official application or sales channel.

Brazil · Acquirer / merchant services · Official form only

Braspag (Cielo)

Credit cardDebit cardBoletoPix

Mid-market and enterprise merchants wanting Cielo's acquiring backbone via Braspag gateway.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Brazil · Acquirer / merchant services · Official form only

Dock

CardsPixBank transfer

Dock is a Brazilian regulated payment institution that sells card acquiring, Pix and digital banking infrastructure as a service. It targets banks, fintechs and large merchants that want to run payments under their own brand.

Local Brazilian registration is expected for acquiring services; confirm requirements with the sales team.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Brazil · Acquirer / merchant services · Official form only

Stone Payments E-commerce

CardsPixPayment linksPOS

Brazilian SMEs that want Stone acquiring, payment links, and online payment options.

Merchant onboarding requirements should be verified on the official application or sales channel.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Wallet / mobile-money route

Use this route when local customers rely on wallet or mobile-money checkout, then confirm the provider route.

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Brazil · Wallet operator · Public email

PicPay

PicPay WalletPixCredit cardBoleto

Brazilian merchants wanting to accept the large PicPay wallet user base as a checkout option.

Brazil · Wallet operator · Public email

PicPay Empresas

PicPay walletPixPayment linksQR

Brazilian merchants that want wallet, Pix, QR, and payment link acceptance through PicPay.

Merchant onboarding requirements should be verified on the official application or sales channel.

Brazil · Wallet operator · Official page only

RecargaPay

PixBoletoCredit cardWallet balance

Brazilian consumers/merchants using a mobile wallet for bills, top-ups and payments.

No public sales email or explicit form found yet. Open the official page or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Global PSP with local methods

Useful for cross-border teams, but each market, method, entity, and payout route still needs confirmation.

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No public candidates in this group yet. Check other groups or submit requirements.

Contact-first / needs manual verification

Use these leads to ask official questions before treating the option as an onboarding path.

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Brazil · Payment provider · Official form only

Shipay

PixBoletoPayment linkBank transfer

Shipay is a Brazilian payments hub that connects a company to multiple banks and payment rails through a single API, covering Pix, automatic Pix, BolePix and electronic trade notes. It positions itself as an orchestration layer that removes the need to integrate each bank individually.

Customers keep a Brazilian business bank account with the bank of their choice; a local entity is expected.

No public sales email found yet. Open official form or ask LocalPayMap to help verify.

Questions to ask before integration

  • Does this provider support my merchant entity location, industry, and transaction model?
  • Is a local company, local bank account, tax registration, licence, or local contact required?
  • Which local wallets, bank transfers, card acquiring, refunds, and dispute flows are actually supported?
  • What settlement currency, timing, reserves, chargeback fees, and contract fees apply in writing?
  • Are API, plugins, webhooks, sandbox, reconciliation exports, and go-live support available?

Pricing and settlement caveat

Published pricing is suitable for initial screening only. Actual pricing can vary by country, industry, volume, settlement currency, integration model, and contract terms. Confirm the official pricing page or a provider quote before going live.