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We joined a special episode of the Let's Money Podcast recorded at Money20/20, live from Las Vegas, Nevada. Gabriel Pereira hosts Gustavo Bresler (COO at Iniciador), Natacha Litvinov (Head of Partnerships – Brazil at Google), and Luciana Kairalla (General Manager at Nubank).
Watch the recording of our Beyond Banking workshop, with Luiz Ramalho (CEO of Magie), Bruno Diniz (Board Member of Open Finance Brasil) and Gustavo Bresler (COO of Iniciador).
Watch the recording of our workshop on Pix Automático, with Gustavo Bresler and Edson Santos.
In 2024, Brazil's instant payments ecosystem hit new levels of innovation, cementing the country's position as a global reference in financial inclusion and banking technology.
Iniciador was featured on Mundo Empresarial, aired on RedeTV! and SBT on March 9, 2025. The segment covers our journey, technology, challenges and impact on the Pix and Open Finance payments landscape.
These new methods can replace traditional payments like bank slips and credit cards, while delivering a more convenient, efficient, and personalized experience.
Watch the recording of our workshop on Pix Inteligente and its disruptive effects on the financial sector.
Watch the recording of the workshop on the No-Redirect Journey, hosted by Iniciador in partnership with Banco Central do Brasil and Google.
Meet Pix Recorrente, the new feature that lets you schedule up to 60 fixed-value transactions with a single authorization in the payer's banking app.
Payment initiation emerges as the ideal payment method — one that not only simplifies and speeds up operations, but also significantly improves security in a market where risk is always lurking.
Payment initiation is the ideal payment method for the betting industry: it simplifies and speeds up operations, and adds a meaningful layer of security to a market where risk is a constant concern.
Kicked off alongside the third phase of Open Finance in October 2021, Payment Transaction Initiation (ITP) took its first steps last year, with the first authorized institutions and the market beginning to grasp the specifics and potential of initiation.
In 2013, Banco Central regulated the Brazilian payments industry with the goal of digitizing, modernizing and democratizing financial services. Since then, under its oversight, new services, players and modalities have emerged — all of which have helped turn the country into a payments-methods powerhouse.
A practical look at how Payment Initiators will improve the customer experience for Pix transactions and reshape the way payments are made.
The Pix arrangement keeps evolving, and one of its most anticipated services is now live: Payment Initiation (ITP).
Institutions like Itaú, Banco do Brasil, Bradesco, BTG and Mercado Pago are already authorized, and many others are in the authorization or homologation process.
