Embedded-finance provider tracked in the Embedded Finance Index — disclosed by 2 companies across 3 categories.
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Founded 2012 in Blumenau as a receivables-and-boleto fintech with card terminals for SMBs, PagueVeloz was accelerated by Darwin Startups and later became part of the Serasa Experian group. It evolved from POS/boleto processing into a full payment institution offering digital accounts, Pix, and payment links. In 2026 it structured a R$2B FIDC with Itaú BBA to scale data-driven SME credit, positioning itself as Serasa's embedded-finance arm leveraging bureau data and Open Finance rails.
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PagueVeloz is an embedded-finance provider in PSP, BaaS and Open Banking. It ranks #479 of 538 PSP providers by disclosed buyers.
The most-disclosed PSP alternatives to PagueVeloz are Stripe (782 buyers), Adyen (278 buyers), PayPal (153 buyers), Checkout.com (113 buyers), Worldpay (89 buyers) and Mollie (64 buyers).
PagueVeloz is founded in 2012 and headquartered in Blumenau, SC, Brazil (with São Paulo office).
PagueVeloz has raised $477.5K (pre-Serasa acquisition) in total.
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