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Everything after “Pay”.

A R$ 289 print, paid by Pix at 11:14 pm. Six chapters show what Diamond Pay does at every step — and every feature you can switch on.

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Someone decides to buy

It’s 11:14 pm. In Ana’s online store, Maria finds the print she wants for her living-room wall and taps buy. The checkout carries Ana’s brand, start to finish.

Maria in her living room at night, about to buy a print on her phone
  • Store & links

    A Vendabien store or a payment link for Pix, boleto and card — share it anywhere.

  • Ready-made checkout

    A payment page with your brand and an automatic return after payment.

  • In-app checkout

    Charge inside your product, without redirecting.

  • Pix QR code

    A QR code at the counter or on screen — scan and pay by Pix.

  • Subscriptions

    Recurring boleto and card charges — price, period and cancellation shown before the first charge.

She pays her way

Pix right now, card in up to twelve installments, or boleto on payday. Every way Brazil pays, in a single checkout.

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  • Pix charge

    A single Pix charge, confirmed the moment it clears.

  • Credit card

    Authorize, capture, void and query — in up to 12 installments.

  • Boleto

    Barcode charges with due date, fines and interest.

  • Digital wallets

    Pay with a digital wallet at checkout — the card number isn’t exposed to the page.

  • Debit card

    Approved on the spot; received on the receivables calendar.

  • Pix with due date

    A Pix charge that stays payable until its due date.

  • Open Finance Pix

    Pix that starts inside your checkout, initiated through an authorized institution via Open Finance.

  • Boleto with Pix

    One document: the barcode and a Pix QR code together.

  • Carnê

    Installment boleto, including a printable PDF.

Confirmed, safely

Maria’s Pix is confirmed the moment it clears. On cards: 3DS when the bank asks for it, a token instead of the card number, antifraud rules before approval. Ana knows right away — and so does Maria.

The photographer smiles at a sale notification on her phone
  • 3-D Secure

    3DS 2.2 authentication on card payments.

  • Card on file

    A token instead of the card number, for one-click and recurring charges.

  • Webhooks

    Payment, account and balance events pushed to your system.

  • Payer notifications

    Email, SMS and in-app messages about the charge.

The money has an address

An account in Ana’s name, at a payment institution authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil. If you run a platform with registered sellers, each seller has its own account and the split happens on the charge itself.

Late at night, the photographer checks her sales on a laptop at her studio desk
  • Company account (CNPJ)

    Balance, Pix keys and statements for your company, at a payment institution authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil.

  • Individual account (CPF)

    Sell as an individual under your CPF and receive by Pix, at a payment institution authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil.

  • Pix received

    Receive Pix into your account at an authorized payment institution, with a statement ready for reconciliation.

  • TED

    Bank transfers from your account at the authorized payment institution, for when Pix is not the path.

  • Internal transfer

    Transfers between accounts at the same authorized payment institution.

  • One account per seller

    Each registered seller gets its own account, with its own Pix keys and balance.

  • Split

    Split boleto, card and Pix across registered sellers on the same charge.

  • Pix split

    Split a single Pix across registered sellers.

  • Seller sign-up

    Sign up sellers in batch; each one is reviewed as a merchant in its own right and gets its own account.

  • Scheduled release

    Funds are released on the date you set; until then they stay at a payment institution authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil.

The money arrives

The fee is deducted and Ana’s share goes into her account: Pix the same day, cards on the receivables calendar. Every date in sight, every balance explained.

In the morning light, the photographer checks her phone with a coffee
  • Payout flow

    When a payment clears, the fee is deducted and your share goes to your account.

  • Receivables calendar

    Pix the same day, cards per the calendar. Every date in sight.

  • Withdraw to your bank

    By Pix or TED, on demand or scheduled — always to a bank account of yours.

  • Balances

    Available, pending and received stay separate until the money actually moves.

  • Split payout

    Every registered seller receives their share directly.

  • Holds

    Disputes and withdrawals in progress hold only what they need, with the reason shown.

  • Merchant portal

    Sales, payouts, disputes and documents in one place.

And the operation runs itself

The print is packed and shipped, the workshop’s service invoice comes straight from its charge, a reminder goes out before the next due date, and the statement matches the books.

The photographer and her assistant review orders on a tablet
  • Payment reminders

    Automatic notices before, on and after the due date.

  • Service invoices (NFS-e)

    Issue and cancel NFS-e tied to a charge.

  • Statements

    Pix and TED movement, exportable for reconciliation.

  • Bill pay

    Pay boletos and schedule bills from your account at a payment institution authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil.

  • After the sale

    Chargebacks, audit, reconciliation and invoices (NFS-e).

Behind it all

One integration, one agreement, a platform built to stay up.

  • One API

    Connect once and get every payment method.

  • Uptime

    Built to stay up when you need it most.

  • Straight to your account

    Every sale is paid into an account in your name. The money never passes through us.

  • Fraud controls

    Risk rules that protect approvals and costs.

The 11:14 pm sale ran through us.Ana’s money didn’t.

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