Sell BTC to PIX
Convert BTC to BRL via PIX in seconds. 1.75% fee, no minimum. Regulated PSAV infrastructure.
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What is BTC
Bitcoin is the first and most widely recognized cryptocurrency, created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto as a decentralized alternative to traditional financial systems.
Bitcoin changed the way we think about money. Unlike government-issued currencies, BTC has a hard cap of 21 million units, making it inherently scarce. This property has attracted millions of investors worldwide, including a growing number of Brazilians seeking to protect their purchasing power.
For people living in Brazil, Bitcoin serves as a bridge between the crypto universe and the local financial system. With PagFinance, you can convert BTC to reais and receive funds via PIX in seconds, or use Bitcoin to pay bills without relying on traditional exchanges.
Bitcoin is also a powerful diversification tool. In a country where inflation has historically eroded purchasing power, holding a portion of your wealth in BTC can serve as a long-term store of value, accessible to anyone with a phone and a digital wallet.
Use cases
- Convert BTC to BRL via PIX for immediate everyday spending
- Hedge against local currency depreciation with the most established digital asset
- Pay bills and invoices directly with Bitcoin, bypassing traditional exchange workflows
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Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to receive PIX when selling BTC?
After confirming the transaction, PIX is processed in approximately 30 seconds. You receive a notification as soon as the payment is completed.
What is the fee to sell BTC to PIX?
The fee to convert BTC to PIX starts at 1.75%, with no minimum transaction amount. The exact fee depends on your verification level and transaction volume.
Do I need to report BTC conversion to Brazilian tax authorities?
Yes. According to IN RFB 1888/2019, crypto transactions exceeding R$ 35,000 per month must be reported to the Receita Federal (Brazilian tax authority). We recommend keeping records of all your transactions for tax purposes.