Send Money to Brazil: Now with PIX and All Major Banks
At Paysend, we’re committed to making international money transfers as fast, secure, and hassle-free as possible. That’s why we’ve partnered with Banco Daycoval, our new provider for transfers to Brazil. This upgrade gives you access to PIX and all major banks in the country, making it an easy way to send money to Brazil.
If you’re looking for a great way to send money to Brazil from the USA, here’s what you need to know.
What’s new? Fast, smooth transfers to Brazil
With Banco Daycoval now powering our transfers, Paysend customers can benefit from:
- Full bank coverage – Send money to any bank in Brazil, including Banco do Brasil, Itaú, Bradesco, Santander, and more.
- PIX-enabled transfers – Send money to any PIX key, the most widely used payment system in Brazil.
- Seamless transactions – Our new pre-validation process reduces errors and rejections, making transfers more reliable.
This upgrade ensures faster, more seamless money transfers to Brazil.
How to send money to Brazil from the USA
Sending money from the USA to Brazil is so simple. Just follow these steps:
- Log in to Paysend. Don’t have an account? There’s no cost to sign up! Sign up here.
- Select Brazil as the recipient’s country
- You can send via Pix, bank account or via bank card - all paid out in BRL.
- When selecting ‘Pix’, you’ll need your recipient’s Pix key type (CPF tax registration number), email or phone number. Enter their name that matches their ID. You’ll also need to show the Purpose of the Transfer and your Relationship to the Recipient.
- When selecting ‘To a bank account’, you’ll see a list of banks to choose from. Select the recipient’s bank, and then select the type of bank (Checking or Savings). Next, enter the recipient’s account number, their tax ID in Brazil (CPF number), the branch code, name, Purpose of Transfer and Relationship to Recipient.
- When selecting ‘To bank card’, you’ll need to enter the recipient's 16-digit Visa® Debit Cards number, name, Purpose of Transfer and Relationship to Recipient.
- Enter the amount you want to send and view the exchange rate and fee upfront
- Choose your payment method - options include Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank accounts and debit cards.
- Confirm and send. Transfers are processed within minutes. We will send your money in real-time, but it could take up to three business days depending on your recipient's bank
Why use Paysend to send money to Brazil?
Paysend offers a secure and affordable way to send money to Brazil from the USA. Here’s why so many people choose Paysend for their transfers:
- Powered by Banco Daycoval – Our new provider gives you access to PIX and all Brazilian banks.
- The same low fixed fee of $1.99
- Competitive exchange rates – Get great value when converting USD to BRL.
- Quick transfers – With PIX-enabled transactions, money arrives quickly.
- Secure and reliable – With advanced security measures, Paysend makes sure your transfers are protected.
Whether you're supporting family, paying for services, or sending money for business, Paysend’s enhanced service ensures a smooth and hassle-free experience.
Start sending money to Brazil today
With PIX integration, and full bank coverage, people who transfer money to Brazil from the US have so many more sending options available to them. Whether you're transferring to Banco do Brasil, Itaú, Bradesco, Santander, or another bank, Paysend ensures your money arrives quickly and safely.
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