Directory / Marketplace Payments providers in Brazil

Marketplace Payments providers in Brazil

4 marketplace payments partners licensed in Brazil (regulator: Banco Central do Brasil). Independent profiles with AML transparency scores and AI partnership summaries.

This is a curated launch dataset, not an exhaustive register of every payment company in each country. Coverage is prioritised by regulatory licence, commercial relevance and partnership signal. How we choose providers · Don't see your company? Get listed

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Mercado Pago
Mercado Pago
🇧🇷 Brazil ·
Tier 1

Digital Wallet, Pix, Cards, Online Payments, POS, Merchant Services, Marketplace Payments

Card AcquiringMarketplace Payments
Zoop
Zoop
🇧🇷 Brazil ·
Tier 1

Payments, Banking-as-a-Service, Card Issuing, Split Payments, Marketplace Payments

Card IssuingMarketplace PaymentsEmbedded FinanceAPI
iugu
iugu
🇧🇷 Brazil ·
Tier 1

Pix, Boleto, Cards, Recurring Billing, Marketplace Payments, Split Payments

Card AcquiringMarketplace Payments
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Frequently asked questions

Which licence covers marketplace payments in Brazil?

Marketplace Payments services in Brazil are provided by entities licensed by Banco Central do Brasil as payment institutions, e-money institutions or credit institutions, depending on the specific service. Each profile lists the exact licence type.

How many marketplace payments partners are available in Brazil?

4 partners currently match this combination in our coverage. Use the wizard to refine by capability, customer segment and AML risk appetite.

Can a partner from another country serve Brazil?

Yes — EEA-licensed partners can passport into other EEA countries, and many global partners operate across jurisdictions. The directory shows the partner's home regulator; check each profile for the markets actually served.

How Find Payment Partner curates this list

Coverage focuses on payment partners that fintechs, PSPs, banks and platforms typically shortlist for partnerships — not every licensed entity. Each profile is reviewed against regulatory standing, commercial relevance, AML transparency and operational maturity. Providers do not pay to be listed; the platform is funded by payment-actor subscriptions.