Automatic
The processor integration raises the payment request in the buyer's app or wallet; the order confirms itself on the callback.
Accept PIX at checkout alongside cards and 56 crypto assets. Non-custodial, live in minutes, no chargebacks.
Runs on the same checkout as 56 crypto assets, the other bank rails, and cards. No processor account needed for the manual rail.
The coordinates your checkout shows, with the exact field labels from the U.CASH Pay dashboard.
Plus a unique payment reference per order (B-XXXXXX) the buyer includes on the transfer; you match it in Payments with one click.
From signup to settled order.
Sign up at U.CASH Pay and create a checkout that offers PIX alongside cards and crypto.
Automatic: connect the processor credentials. Manual: enter the bank name, account holder, and the PIX key buyers should pay.
Automatic: the buyer approves the payment request in their bank app. Manual: the buyer scans or pastes your key and includes the unique payment reference.
Automatic orders complete on callback. Manual orders: match the reference in Payments and mark the order paid. Orders hold for 30 days.
PIX itself is free or near-free for consumers. U.CASH charges no rail fee on the manual rail; the automatic flow prices per transaction and is shown before you confirm.
PIX settles in the window its banking system keeps, and the two flow modes change what you wait on rather than the rail itself. Automatic flows raise the request in the buyer's app and confirm on the callback, so the order closes itself once the rail reports. Manual flows publish your coordinates, the buyer sends direct, and the unique payment reference per order closes the loop when you match it. Same rail, same settlement finality, different operational weight. Most merchants run both and let the buyer's habit decide, because the automatic flow earns its integration effort back exactly where buyers already live in the app.
The currencies PIX settles, BRL, also exist on-chain where peg families trade: settle the same corridor as a token, non-custodial, final on confirmation, at network fees instead of rail fees. Buyers choose their rail; your ledger sees the same currency either way. The operational difference worth planning around is reversal: the crypto leg settles finally with no dispute window, which suits invoices and known customers, while the traditional rails keep the protections and processes their buyers expect.
The processor integration raises the payment request in the buyer's app or wallet; the order confirms itself on the callback.
Publish your pix key; buyers send direct and you match the payment reference. No credentials, no processor account.
East Africa. Automatic and manual flows.
India. Automatic and manual flows.
Thailand. Manual rail.
Eurozone. Manual rail.
Offer it beside cards, crypto, and every other rail on one non-custodial checkout.