For companies in Brazil paying or receiving internationally: the current one-time business fee, starting transfer pricing and the decision factors that matter beyond the headline fee.
For freelancers, founders and growing businesses
Registration, account details and sending money have different charges. Avoid treating the lowest advertised transfer fee as the price of every payment.
The R$250 fee is a one-time charge for activating receiving account details, payable via Pix if available. It is not a blanket registration fee; Brazilian features remain restricted.
The R$250 fee is a one-time charge for activating receiving account details, payable via Pix if available. It is not a blanket registration fee; Brazilian features remain restricted. Wise lists sending/conversion from 0.4%. Actual pricing varies by currency, amount and payment method.
Local fees, account features and eligibility can change. Your business type and country determine which features you can use.
Source: Wise ↗ · SOURCE CHECKED October 26, 2026
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS BANKING
Compare total fees and what a supplier receives in their currency. Bank-transfer and card-funded routes can price differently.
Check whether local account details are available for the currencies you invoice in, what it costs to activate them, and whether incoming payments are charged.
Batch payments are unavailable for Brazilian businesses. Check supported team permissions and other eligible features.
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The R$250 fee is a one-time charge for activating receiving account details, payable via Pix if available. It is not a blanket registration fee; Brazilian features remain restricted. Wise lists sending/conversion from 0.4%.
No. Compare your actual routes, total costs, exchange rate and workflow against banks and other providers.
Wise Business offers account details in multiple currencies; availability and conditions vary by market.
The official Wise Business pricing page for Brazil, with a separate verification timestamp.
