Collect and pay in Brazil.
Brazil is where most operations start and land: PIX receives what comes from abroad in minutes and pays out to any Lexxen corridor, 24/7.

Brazil in operating numbers
How money moves with Brazil.
The Central Bank of Brazil’s instant payment. Runs 24/7, by key or QR code, at any Brazilian bank.
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Money arrives from abroad
From any Lexxen corridor: SEPA, Wire, ACH, SPEI, Faster Payments, Bre-B.
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Turns into reais automatically
At the rate locked on screen, with the fee visible. No FX contract per transfer.
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Lands in PIX
In your company’s account, 24/7. And the reverse pays any corridor straight from PIX.
Corridors by currency.
Each corridor has its own page, with a live rate, timing and FAQs.
Euro payments
A EUR account in your company's name to get paid by customers in Europe via SEPA and pay suppliers in euros, settling via PIX or paying out in EUR. Quote and fees on screen.
Dollar payments
A USD account in your company's name to get paid by customers in the United States via Wire, ACH and FedNow and pay suppliers in dollars, settling via PIX or paying out in USD.
Pound payments
A named GBP account in your company name to collect from UK customers over Faster Payments and pay suppliers in pounds, settling locally in minutes with the commercial rate on screen.
Mexican peso payments
An MXN account in your company's name to collect from customers in Mexico over SPEI and pay suppliers in pesos over the same corridor, settling in minutes with the commercial rate locked before you confirm.
Payments in Argentina
Collect from customers in Argentina through the local payment method and pay Argentine suppliers over the same corridor, settling in minutes with the rate locked before you confirm.
Payments to China
Pay factories and suppliers in China straight from Brazil via PIX, with the price locked before you confirm and desk support on the operation. A payout corridor for importers.
Questions about Brazil.
How long does the money take to arrive?
How much does it cost?
Other countries in Latin America.
See Latin AmericaWant to operate with Brazil?
Tell us the volume, direction and frequency. We send back corridor, price and timing in writing.