In the checkout: Golden grass boxes, Jalapão, Tocantins · Flávio André / MTur · Public domain · cropped
In the checkout: Talavera cup, Puebla · Adrián Cerón · CC BY-SA 4.0
In the checkout: Leather travel bag · Harsh Jadav · CC0
In the checkout: Lapis lazuli necklace · W.carter · CC BY-SA 4.0
Paymentsacross the Americas,engineered.
Central and South America above all.
Sell in local currency, with local payment methods, over a direct connection to local acquirers.
What we process today
We open the local rails.
A business in Europe or the United States that wants to sell in Central and South America does not need another gateway. It needs local prices, a local signup and a direct connection to the acquirers there.
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Price tag at the Mercado Municipal, São Paulo Wilfredor · CC0
Local prices
You collect in local currency, with local methods, at local prices.
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Paperwork Pizarros · CC BY-SA 3.0
Local signup
We prepare your documents for the local partners and help with licences and requirements, so approval has a better chance.
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Barão de Mauá International Bridge, Brazil–Uruguay Kelly da Silva KS · CC BY-SA 4.0
Direct connection
We set up the local structure, our own or with partners, and connect you straight to local acquirers. You never face each requirement alone.
An active group of payment specialists.
The continuity is not in the code. It is in the team, and in the culture that volume built.
We bring institutions into operation in a financial process, such as processing many kinds of payment. For foreign exchange, we register our clients with fully licensed operators to carry it out. We work every end of the transaction.
- Example
- RFC
- Acta Constitutiva
- CURP
- Comprobante de domicilio
Local signup
We gather the data and deliver it to the local partners.
- Example
- Acquirer 1
- Acquirer 2
- Acquirer 3
The acquirers
Several at once, so no single one caps the volume.
- Example
- Sales
- R$12,480.00
- Fees
- −R$337.46
- Reserve
- −R$611.52
- Refunds
- −R$189.90
- Chargebacks
- R$0.00
- Payout
- R$11,341.12
The settlement
On the acquirer's window, net of fees, reserve, refunds and chargebacks.
Alex Steffler · CC BY 2.0
Built in Brazil, by Brazilians, for markets that are hard to enter. Their red tape is our expertise.
What we do not do
We do not take our clients' merchants. We do not dispute their accounts. Two niches, no conflict of interest.
The system is new. What it knows is not.
More than R$ 3 billion was processed before the system we run today existed. The volume is not the credential. What it taught is.
Ledger, before 1828 Andreas Praefcke · Public domain
Reconciliation first
The day starts with the right number.
Nothing else is trusted until the book ties.
Sacsayhuamán, Cusco Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0 · cropped
Availability
The system is not allowed to go down.
Clients count on it. That is why the relationship lasts.
Miraflores Locks, Panama Canal U.S. Department of State · Public domain · cropped
Side by side
Risk limited by design, not by luck.
Several acquirers at once, so no single one caps the volume or holds the risk.
- The facts
- The merchant's signup
- The book
The letter
We answer, and we stay coherent.
A letter from Visa, Mastercard or an acquirer is the moment that shows whether a payments business works.
None of this was chosen in a meeting room. It is what that volume taught us.
Local stores, online where we have structure.
Local merchants are a second niche, never a client's merchants. We bring their stores online.
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The stock
The merchant brings the stock: a niche marketplace, or the stock of physical shops.
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The online store
We bring the store online where we have structure, from the company registration to the local entities.
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Card capture
The store comes ready to take cards online.
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Included
The service is included for local merchants. We do not charge a marketplace fee.
Each market pays its own way.
In most of this region, more payment traffic runs on local methods than on the big global brands. See how each market of Central and South America pays, with the official source.
Charged today
Which market do you want to enter?
Local currency, local payment methods and a direct connection to local acquirers.