“1. Stripe Strong all-round option”
“Strong all-round option”
“Good APIs, extensive integrations and transparent standard pricing.”
“Good APIs, extensive integrations and transparent standard pricing.”
“- iDEAL: Supported”
“- Bancontact: Supported”
“Stripe supports Pix for Brazilian Stripe accounts, with BRL settlement.”
“- Pix: Listed, but Brazilian account eligibility applies”
“Stripe's German pricing also lists a €20 fee per incoming card payment dispute.”
“2. Mollie Strong European option”
“Particularly attractive for European ecommerce businesses.”
“It also supports numerous other local European payment methods, including BLIK, Wero and SEPA Direct Debit.”
“- iDEAL: Supported”
“- Bancontact: Supported”
“- Pix: Not listed in its standard payment method catalogue”
“3. Adyen Best to investigate for international scale”
“Best to investigate for international scale”
“Particularly interesting if you expect significant international transaction volume and want more sophisticated acquiring capabilities.”
“- iDEAL: Supported”
“- Bancontact: Supported”
“- Pix: Supported, subject to local Brazilian entity requirements”
“Important: Adyen requires a local Brazilian entity for Pix.”
“4. Checkout.com - International card processing”
“- International card processing”
“- Local payment method capabilities”
“- Enterprise-oriented payment infrastructure”
“- Custom negotiated pricing”
“5. dLocal - Focus on emerging markets”
“- Focus on emerging markets”
“- Local payment methods across Latin America”
“- Particularly relevant for Brazil”
“- Commercial pricing generally requires a quote”