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PixPix → USDT · TRON network (TRC-20)

Pay overseas suppliers at the speed of Pix.

Convert reais to USDT with a spread from 0.8% and settlement on the TRON network within minutes after the Pix clears. No SWIFT, no queue, no surprises at closing — and real people on the other end.

Importers, e-commerces and manufacturers already pay suppliers in USDT with Swapo.
Two business owners celebrating a result on a laptop
Pix received · converting
SimulationExample rate
1 USDT =R$ 5.1842
Supplier receivesTRC-20USDT9,568.14
Fee 0.8%Final rate R$ 5.2257Valid for 30 s
No FGCSwapo intermediates, is not the counterpartyUp to US$ 100K per operationTerms and risks →
Convert now

Illustrative figures, not the current dollar rate.

  • Pix from any bank24 hours, 7 days a week
  • USDT on the TRON networkTRC-20, minimal network fee
  • Human supportWhatsApp, in Portuguese
  • Request filed with the BCBSPSAV · virtual asset intermediary
Payments toShenzhenMiamiMexico CityBuenos AiresGuangzhouLisbonDubaiHong KongNew YorkSantiago
How it works

Three steps. Zero red tape.

You send a Pix. Swapo converts at the rate on screen. Your supplier receives USDT on the TRON network in seconds — with an on-chain receipt to verify.

Pix
Swapo
USDT
  1. 01

    You send a Pix

    Enter the amount in reais and check the rate, spread and final USDT amount. Once confirmed, the Pix leaves your account like any other.

  2. 02

    Swapo converts

    Rate locked at the moment of confirmation. Spread from 0.8%, shown before — never after.

  3. 03

    Your supplier receives USDT

    In their TRC-20 wallet, in seconds. You get the transaction hash to send as proof of payment.

The product

One screen. Every operation. No doubts.

Balance, rate, history and receipts in one place. Every operation shows live status — from "Pix received" to "Confirmed on TRON" — and the hash to forward to your supplier.

  • Live statusFollow every step without asking anyone.
  • Receipt with hashPDF and public link on the TRON network.
  • Saved walletsFrequent suppliers with validated addresses.
  • Exportable historyCSV statement for accounting.
Who it's for

Built for those with someone to pay on the other side of the world.

Port with containers
Importers

Pay the factory in China before the container closes.

Suppliers in Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Yiwu already ask for USDT. You send reais, they receive in seconds.
Distribution center
E-commerce and dropshipping

Restock at the pace of sales, not of the FX desk.

Small, frequent orders without a flat fee that kills your margin. Sunday Pix counts too.
Engineer in an industrial setting
Industry and services

Inputs, parts and software: pay the supplier, not the middleman.

From raw materials to software licenses, with statements ready for accounting.
For importers

Pay the factory today. Not next week.

Suppliers in China, the US and Latin America already get paid in USDT. With Swapo you pay in reais via Pix, and the money lands while the WhatsApp conversation is still open.

  • Locked rate at the moment of the Pix — what you see is what the supplier receives.
  • On-chain receipt in seconds, accepted by any supplier that handles USDT.
  • No banking hours. Pix 24/7, including weekends and holidays.
  • Human support on WhatsApp throughout the whole operation. No bots.
Two partners reviewing an import order on a laptop
Foreign tradeThe factory has already shipped. Payment can't wait for the FX desk to open.
Operation summaryExample
You send (Pix)
R$ 50,000.00
Base rate
R$ 5.1842
Intermediation fee (spread)
0.8%
Final rate
R$ 5.2257
TRON network fee
Included
Quote validity
30 seconds
Counterparty
Liquidity provider (Swapo intermediates)
Supplier receives
9,568.14 USDT
Transaction hasha3f9c0e1…7b2d4c21e
View on TRONSCAN
Transparent pricing

Before confirming, you see everything. Afterwards, you can verify everything.

Base rate, intermediation fee, final rate, quote validity, who the counterparty is and the amount that arrives. No hidden lines, no "operating cost" showing up on your statement later. And every transfer leaves a public hash on the TRON network — your supplier checks it, you check it, your accountant checks it.

  • 0.8%spread from
  • R$ 0sign-up and monthly fee
  • 100%of operations with a public hash
Comparison

Compare. Then decide.

Traditional FX was designed for another century. International exchanges, for traders. Swapo was designed for people who need to pay someone.

SwapoSpread

From 0.8%, shown before you confirm.

No surprises at closing
Bank FX

High and variable, negotiated with the account manager.

International exchange

Variable, plus withdrawal and network fees.

Qualitative comparison based on usual market conditions. Third-party terms vary by institution and profile.

Security and verification

Bank-grade rigor. Network speed.

Every operation goes through identity verification and anti-fraud and anti-money-laundering analysis before it leaves. Fast doesn't mean loose.

  • Verified identity

    Individuals and companies (KYC and KYB) validated before the first operation, with facial biometrics.

  • AML and transaction analysis

    Monitoring under Law 9,613/1998 and Central Bank rules, without slowing down those who operate properly.

  • On-chain confirmation

    Every transfer has a public hash on the TRON network. You verify it; so does your supplier.

  • Protected account and data

    Two-factor authentication, encryption and data handling under the LGPD (Law 13,709/2018).

Swapo specialist assisting a client by phone
Human supportA specialist walks you through your first operation from start to finish. After that, they're one message away.Message on WhatsApp
Who already uses it

People who pay suppliers have no time for FX desks.

“Before, every payment to China meant two days of FX and a call to the bank manager. Now I send the Pix and forward the TRON hash to the supplier the same minute.”
Renata M.Partner, electronics importer · São Paulo
“The spread showed on screen before I confirmed. Zero surprises at closing — which was what annoyed me most at the bank.”
Carlos E.CFO, auto parts distributor · Curitiba
“Sunday night, supplier in Guangzhou chasing me. Sorted it on my phone in under five minutes.”
Felipe A.Founder, fashion e-commerce · Belo Horizonte
Regulation and transparency

Virtual assets now have rules. Swapo was born to play by them.

Since 2022 Brazil has had a legal framework for virtual assets, and since 2025 the Central Bank defines who can operate and how. Swapo is a virtual asset service provider company (SPSAV), intermediary category, with its authorization request filed with the BCB on October 29, 2026. Until the decision, we operate under the transition regime of art. 88 of BCB Resolution No. 520/2025. Filing is not authorization, and we publish here, in plain language, every step of the process.

Authorization request · SPSAVFiled with the Central Bank of Brazil
Request filed
Filing date
Category
Virtual asset intermediary
Legal basis
BCB Res. 519, 520 and 521/2025
Regulatory transparency page
  1. December 2022

    Law No. 14,478 — Virtual Assets Legal Framework

    Defines virtual asset services and creates the VASP figure, with duties of good governance, information security and anti-money laundering.

  2. June 2023

    Decree No. 11,563 — Central Bank as regulator

    The Central Bank becomes responsible for regulating, authorizing and supervising virtual asset service providers in Brazil.

  3. November 2025

    BCB Resolutions No. 519, 520 and 521

    Authorization rules (519), incorporation and operation (520) and integration into the foreign exchange market (521). Three SPSAV categories: intermediary, custodian and broker. In force since February 2, 2026; part of the exchange rules in 521 has applied since May 4, 2026.

  4. October 29, 2026

    Swapo files its authorization request with the Central Bank

    In the virtual asset intermediary category, under BCB Resolution No. 519/2025. Every new step in the process will be published on this page and on our transparency page.

Mandatory disclosures

What the Central Bank requires us to say. Said here, with no fine print.

BCB Resolution No. 520/2025 lists what a virtual asset service provider must disclose on its website and app. Each item below answers one article; whatever still depends on confirmation is marked.

  1. Published
    Res. 520 · art. 52, § 1, I

    Authorization status

    Authorization request to operate as an SPSAV, intermediary category, filed with the Central Bank on October 29, 2026. Filing is neither an authorization nor a guarantee from the BCB. We have also requested authorization to operate in the foreign exchange market. Until the decision, we keep providing the services under the transition regime of art. 88, § 6.

  2. Published
    Res. 520 · arts. 15 and 27

    Category and activities

    Virtual asset intermediary: we receive your Pix, execute on your behalf and at your order the purchase of USDT from a liquidity provider, and send it to the TRC-20 wallet you indicate. We are not the counterparty, we do not hold client assets in custody, and we do not offer staking, credit, yield or investment recommendations.

  3. Published
    Res. 520 · arts. 64, 65 and 67

    Assets offered and criteria

    Current list: USDT (Tether), TRON network (TRC-20). Criteria for stablecoins: identified issuer, reserves and proof of backing published by the issuer, liquidity and peg history. The asset sheet details technology, risks, fees and taxes. Selection does not guarantee results.

  4. Published
    Res. 520 · arts. 53 and 68

    Coverage and guarantees

    There is no coverage from the Credit Guarantee Fund (FGC), FGCoop, a similar fund or insurance over virtual assets. The Asset Segregation Policy requires that clients' reais be held in accounts segregated from Swapo's own accounts (arts. 28 to 30).

  5. Published
    Res. 520 · arts. 61 to 63

    Fees

    A single fee charged to the client: intermediation (spread), triggered by the real → USDT conversion. The amount or an estimate is shown before confirmation; the receipt shows the amount actually charged. Network fee passed through and disclosed beforehand. No registration fee or subscription.

  6. Published
    BCB Res. 521/2025

    Exchange and limits

    International payments or transfers with virtual assets are part of the foreign exchange market. A limit equivalent to US$ 100,000.00 per operation applies when the overseas counterparty is not an institution authorized to operate in foreign exchange. We require identification of the overseas beneficiary, the purpose and a supporting document (invoice, order or contract). Operations are reported to the BCB.

  7. Published
    Res. 520 · art. 56

    Deposits, withdrawals and receipts

    Deposits only by Pix from an account with the same ownership. Withdrawals only to a registered and validated TRC-20 wallet. PDF receipt with a public hash right away; full statement in the app. Two-factor authentication and encryption.

  8. Published
    Res. 520 · art. 57

    Keys and self-custody

    Swapo does not keep clients' private keys: the USDT may pass through a Swapo transactional wallet for less than 24 hours and then goes on to the supplier's wallet or to yours. Risk: a wrong address or network means irreversible loss. Safeguards: TRC-20 network confirmation, confirmed wallets and an optional test transfer.

  9. Published
    Res. 520 · art. 60 · Res. 28/2020

    Support and ombudsman

    Human support by WhatsApp and e-mail, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with a channel for security incidents. Ombudsman: [email protected], response within 10 business days, extendable once.

  10. Published
    Res. 520 · art. 52, § 1, III, IV and VI

    Policies, terms and conflicts

    22 policies published in public versions: services, client relations, AML/CFT and KYC, risks, internal controls, asset segregation, information security, conflicts of interest and suppliers. Terms of use with rights and obligations. Declared conflict: part of Swapo's compensation may come from a commission paid by the liquidity provider; mitigation: itemized costs before confirmation and a conflicts policy.

  11. Published
    Res. 520 · art. 52, § 1, V

    Institutions involved

    Accounts and Pix: Kikai SCD (Fyhub) and Brasil Cash IP. Liquidity (OTC desks): Enor Pay and Onda Finance. CNPJ, address, contact and officers of each one on the transparency page.

  12. Published
    Res. 520 · art. 30, § 1

    Independent audit

    Audit of the financial statements and technical assessment of the software completed as part of the authorization process. The audit of the segregation between Swapo's assets and clients' assets, required every two years with reasonable assurance, will have its report published on the transparency page.

Officers responsible to the Central Bank

BCB Res. 520/2025, art. 14 · elected on October 27, 2026, taking office subject to BCB approval
Policies, reports and list of institutions involved
  • Chief Executive OfficerConduct of activities and businessMatheus de Oliveira Gomes
  • Integrity and Compliance OfficerAML/CFT/CPF, internal controls and complianceThomaz Yves Soares de Souza
  • Risk and Capital OfficerRisk and capital management and disclosure of informationThomaz Yves Soares de Souza
  • Cybersecurity OfficerCybersecurity and incident responseLeandro Silva Ferreira
Learn

Understand before you operate.

Short, jargon-free guides so you can decide with information — as regulation requires and as we like it.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight to the point.

Didn't find your question? Message us on WhatsApp — real people answer real people.

  • Not yet. We submitted the authorization request to the Central Bank on October 29, 2026, in the intermediary category (SPSAV), under BCB Resolutions No. 519 and 520/2025. Filing is neither an authorization nor a guarantee from the BCB. Until the decision, we keep providing the services under the transition regime of art. 88, § 6, of Resolution 520, and we publish each step on the transparency page.

  • Virtual Asset Service Provider Company (Sociedade Prestadora de Serviços de Ativos Virtuais). Law No. 14,478/2022 created virtual asset service providers (PSAV), and BCB Resolution No. 520/2025 defined the SPSAV, authorized by the Central Bank in the intermediary, custodian or broker categories. Swapo operates in the intermediary category: on your behalf and at your order, it executes with a liquidity provider the purchase of USDT with your reais and delivers the asset to the destination wallet.

  • USDT (Tether) on TRON (TRC-20). This is the available asset and network. Before sending, confirm that your wallet or the supplier's wallet accepts USDT on TRC-20. Another network or an incompatible address may cause irreversible loss.

  • Intermediation fee (spread) from 0.8% over the liquidity provider's quote, depending on volume, profile and the current quote. The TRON network fee is included in the final quote, without duplicate charges. Costs and the final amount are shown before confirmation and on the receipt. No registration fee or monthly fee. Taxes depend on the nature of the transaction and applicable law.

  • USDT is sent after the Pix payment clears, subject to the transaction terms and the liquidity provider's availability. Timing also depends on confirmation on TRON; execution and a fixed timeframe are not guaranteed. You receive the hash to verify the transaction and share the receipt.

  • Digital registration with CNPJ, articles of incorporation and partner data (KYB), with identity verification and facial biometrics. The review considers documents, source of funds and profile. Registration does not guarantee approval; limits may vary by profile.

  • Virtual assets can lose value, including entirely, and are not covered by the FGC. USDT aims to track the dollar but may lose its peg. Transfers confirmed on a blockchain are irreversible: check network and address before sending.

  • Yes. International payments and transfers with virtual assets are part of the foreign exchange market (BCB Resolution No. 521/2025) and are subject to the limit of US$ 100,000.00 per operation when the counterparty is not an institution authorized to operate in foreign exchange. Above that, talk to a specialist before sending the Pix.

  • Identification of the overseas beneficiary (name, country and TRC-20 wallet), the purpose of the payment and a supporting document — invoice, order or contract. The purpose and the recipient's details follow the foreign exchange rules (BCB Resolution No. 277/2022, as amended by 521/2025); the supporting document is requested under the anti-money laundering policy.

  • The liquidity provider that supplies the quote. Swapo is an intermediary: it acts on your behalf and at your order, does not set the asset's price and does not trade with its own position. Your cost is the intermediation fee (spread), shown before confirmation and on the receipt. The fee may be shared with the OTC desk that supplies the liquidity, a conflict of interest described in the Transparency Center. We do not give investment recommendations or promise yield or results.

  • The Asset Segregation Policy requires that clients' reais be held in segregated accounts, separate from Swapo's own accounts, and they cannot be used to pay the company's expenses or debts. Swapo does not hold clients' virtual assets in custody: the USDT may pass through a Swapo transactional wallet for less than 24 hours and then goes on to the wallet you indicated. BCB Resolution No. 520/2025 provides for an independent audit of the segregation every two years; the report will be published on the transparency page.

  • First through human support (WhatsApp or e-mail), which issues a protocol number. If that does not solve it, through the Ombudsman — [email protected] — with a response within 10 business days, extendable once for the same period (BCB Resolution No. 28/2020). You can also file a complaint directly with the Central Bank.

  • Yes. You can specify your own TRC-20 wallet or a supplier's wallet that accepts USDT on that network. Once your registration is approved, check the quote, costs, network and address before confirming. After the Pix payment clears, sending is subject to the transaction terms and the liquidity provider's availability, with a public hash for verification. Swapo does not provide custody: USDT may pass through a transactional wallet for less than 24 hours, but it is not stored with us.

  • WhatsApp +55 (11) 91004-2300 or [email protected]. Human support, in Portuguese, Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. — you can send the Pix at any time, and execution depends on the liquidity provider's availability. We never ask for your password, access code or private key.

  • Yes. The service is available to individuals aged 18 or over with legal capacity and to legal entities. You do not need to be an importer to buy USDT and send it to your own TRC-20 wallet. Eligibility depends on identity verification, source of funds, eligibility checks and risk assessment. Additional documents may be requested; registration does not guarantee approval, a limit or a review deadline.

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About Swapo

Born in São Paulo to take the border out of your money's way.

Buy USDT with Pix for your own wallet or to pay overseas suppliers. Swapo Finance intermediates the purchase and sends the USDT to the designated wallet on TRON (TRC-20), with the quote and costs disclosed before confirmation.

Careers

We're building the rail between the real and the world. Come build it with us.

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Pay the world at the speed of Pix.

Open your account in minutes. Spread from 0.8%, USDT on the TRON network, settlement within minutes after the Pix clears.