Instalments without the risk
Your customer splits the purchase on a Brazilian card. You receive the full amount, next business day. Credit risk and collection stay in Brazil.
Your Brazilian customers pay the way they already pay: Pix, or a Brazilian card in up to 12 instalments. You receive the proceeds in your own currency, in your own bank account, the next business day.
No Brazilian company, bank account or licence required on your side.
Pix moves more money in Brazil than cards. Instalments are expected, not optional. And most Brazilian cards are not enabled for international purchases. Selling to Brazil with a foreign checkout means declined cards, abandoned carts and money stuck on the wrong side of the border.
Generate a link from your dashboard, or integrate the hosted checkout or API. Your customer sees the amount in reais.
By Pix, confirmed in seconds, or by a Brazilian card in up to 12 instalments. No registration, no uploads.
The funds are collected in Brazil and converted into your currency by a bank authorised by the Central Bank of Brazil, with every operation reported as the law requires.
Next business day, in USD, EUR, GBP, JPY or CAD, to your own bank account. Your dashboard shows every payment and settlement.
Your customer splits the purchase on a Brazilian card. You receive the full amount, next business day. Credit risk and collection stay in Brazil.
The payment method behind most retail transactions in Brazil. Confirmed in seconds, 24 hours a day, every day.
Create links, track payments, download settlement reports and reconcile with your books. Team access included.
3-D Secure and domestic processing lift approval far above what a foreign checkout gets on Brazilian cards.
No local company, bank account or foreign-exchange licence on your side. You contract with Olivet in Canada.
A named team in your time zone and your customer's, in English and Portuguese, before and after each payment.
| Capability | Olivet | Global wallets | Money transfer services | Foreign card checkout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pix | Yes | No | No | No |
| Instalments on Brazilian cards | Up to 12× | No | No | No |
| Customer needs an account or documents | No | Account | Documents | No |
| Approval rate on Brazilian cards | Above 90% | — | — | Low |
| Time to your account | Next business day | Days | Days | Days to weeks |
| Fee paid by | You, one service fee | Both sides | Your customer | You, plus FX |
A single service fee on each transaction, agreed in your contract. Your customer pays the price you set, in reais, and nothing else.
Get a quoteCross-border retail and personal shopping, parcel forwarding, travel and tours, education, legal and professional services, and online services billed from abroad.
Payouts in USD, EUR, GBP, JPY and CAD. Other countries and currencies on request.
No. You contract with Olivet Payments in Canada and receive the proceeds in your own bank account, in your own country. Collection in Brazil and the foreign-exchange operation are executed by a bank authorised by the Central Bank of Brazil.
Yes. Brazilian cards can be charged in up to 12 fixed monthly instalments. You receive the full amount on the next business day; the instalment plan stays between the customer and the card issuer.
Payments confirmed by 5 pm Brasília time are settled on the next business day. Payments after the cut-off are settled on the following business day.
Full name, CPF (the Brazilian tax number) and a phone number. No photos or document uploads: identity is verified through the Pix payment itself.
You need a valid tax identification in your country. Sole proprietors and individuals with a tax ID can apply; we complete know-your-business checks on every merchant before activation.
The funds are collected and held in Brazil by the authorised bank until conversion and remittance to you. Olivet contracts with you, instructs the settlement and provides the dashboard and support.
Olivet Payments Ltd. is a Canadian payment company based in Vancouver, British Columbia. It is registered with FINTRAC as a money services business and operates as a payment service provider under the Retail Payment Activities Act, supervised by the Bank of Canada. Olivet does one thing: it lets businesses outside Brazil get paid by Brazilian customers, in reais, and receive the money at home.
We review every application, confirm the fee for your profile and activate your dashboard. Most merchants are live within a few business days.
Request access by email