Stripe Users Can Now Accept Pix in Brazil via EBANX
By Lauren Hinton · 10 August 2025

EBANX, a global technology company specialising in payment services for emerging markets, has deepened its four-year partnership with programmable financial services company Stripe to expand coverage of Brazilian payment methods worldwide. Businesses on Stripe can now offer Pix, the popular instant payment method developed by the Central Bank of Brazil. They are now able to process Pix payments from Brazilian customers in Brazilian Reais, with settlements available in the merchant’s domestic currency.
“Our partnership with EBANX is important for increasing Stripe users’ reach in Brazil, Latin America’s largest market. For global commerce today, enabling how customers pay is often just as important as what’s being sold. Customers prefer payment methods they know and trust, which directly impacts the bottom line. Our research found businesses on Stripe that offered at least one additional relevant payment method beyond cards grew revenue by 12% and improved conversion by 7% on average,” said Krishnan Rajagopalan, global head for Expansion, Strategics and Incubation Partnerships at Stripe.
EBANX’s analysis of data from Payments and Commerce Market Intelligence (PCMI), the World Bank, and the Central Bank of Brazil revealed similar conclusions: by offering local payment methods in cross-border transactions, global e-commerce companies can reach twice as many consumers in Brazil compared to relying solely on international acquirers. EBANX’s data showed that merchants offering Pix experienced a 16% increase in revenue and a 25% growth in consumers within six months.
“Working with Stripe to offer Pix is a no-brainer. There are 60 million people in Brazil who lack a credit card. Meanwhile, 93% of Brazilian adults use Pix and, by the end of this year, its usage is projected to surpass credit cards in online purchases, according to PCMI in EBANX’s study Beyond Borders 2025. Working together with Stripe ultimately empowers Brazilian consumers and businesses to participate more fully in the global economy,” stated João Del Valle, CEO and Co-founder of EBANX.
Both businesses directly integrated with Stripe and those using large e-commerce management platforms that use Stripe’s infrastructure can now offer Pix for cross-border transactions.
B2B businesses also stand to gain by transacting through Pix, which offers security and streamlines high-value payments. According to Beyond Borders 2025, it currently accounts for 51% of the value of online sales between businesses, more than double the value of consumer e-commerce transactions at 20%. Boleto Bancário, a type of bank slip that can be paid both online and offline, ranks second after Pix with 25% of online B2B value transacted in Brazil.
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Stripe
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EBANX
Website · 58 stories on FF News since 2021
Previously on FF News:
- EBANX and Eneba Partnership Drives 138% Payment Volume Growth in Latin America 12 November 2026
- EBANX Becomes First Global Payments Firm to Launch Recurring OPay Payments in Nigeria 22 October 2026
- Emerging Markets E-commerce Shift: Consumers Aged 45+ to Drive 51% of Online Spending Growth 20 October 2026
Companies in this story: Stripe, EBANX
People in this story: João Del Valle, Krishnan Rajagopalan