If you operate in the digital entertainment industry, you have likely encountered the “high risk” label when searching for Gaming Payment Processing in LATAM. Often, this classification comes from financial partners who
If your current financial strategy still treats Brazil as a credit card-first market, you are operating on outdated intelligence. Since its launch by the Central Bank of Brazil, the instant payment system
Unlocking the Future of Recurring Payments in Brazil 1. Executive Summary Brazil’s digital payment landscape has transformed more rapidly than any major economy in the world. At the center of this shift
Airline Payments Latin America: How epag Cuts Costs & Fees The airline industry in Latin America is massive, generating $40-70 billion in passenger revenue annually. However, despite this heavy traffic, its payments
As 2025 comes to a close, the epag team is heading into 2026 stronger and more focused than ever. Understanding the latest LatAm payment trends is key to this, and our growth
Paynet: Your Guide to Mexico’s 30,000-Store Cash Payment Network For e-commerce merchants looking to expand in Mexico, reaching customers who prefer to pay with cash is a primary goal. Paynet emerges as
As e-commerce in Mexico continues to grow, businesses need fast, secure, and reliable ways to accept payments directly from customer bank accounts. The answer for millions is SPEI, the nation’s real-time payment
Selling online in Latin America presents a unique challenge. Specifically, how do you connect with customers who prefer using cash? In Mexico, a remarkable 42% of the adult population operates without a
Are you struggling to reach your full sales potential in Latin America? The problem might be your payment options. To truly succeed, businesses must offer local payments in Latin America, because a
epag Expands to Mexico, Peru, Chile, and Colombia Growing your business means meeting customers where they are. For this reason, we are thrilled to announce a major expansion of our Latin America
For companies selling in Brazil, streamlining the transaction process is essential for growth. A common challenge has been managing business purchases, which require a different identifier than individual sales. To solve this,
Brazil is implementing an ambitious Brazil VAT reform that will introduce a new Value-Added Tax (VAT) system. This represents a profound change to the country’s tax rules. Consequently, it has significant implications
At epag, we believe that global success begins with a deep understanding of local realities. That’s why we’ve launched the first edition of “Edge Insights” for Q1/25, an invitation to explore the
Brazil has a number of options for paying for goods and services. These are debit and credit cards (more commonly local and rarely also internationally enabled ones). Bank slips (boleto bancário), gift
Brazil’s new instant bank transfer system called PIX is Brazil’s new infrastructure for instant payments. Announced on February 19th, 2020 by the Central Bank of Brazil (BCB). It’s likely to replace not
