PIX and card in one flow
Accept PIX and credit card payments within the same one-page checkout flow.
PIX payment checkout
Let customers pay with PIX through a clear QR-code flow built for Brazilian online sales. AtomicPay brings PIX payment, checkout design, attribution, sales recovery, order bumps, upsells, pixels, and webhooks into one connected purchase journey.
AtomicPay Checkout
PIX offer
Scan or copy the PIX code to pay.
Overview
PIX is Brazil's instant payment system. It lets a buyer transfer money from a participating bank or payment account using details such as a QR code or payment code. In an AtomicPay checkout, the customer selects PIX, receives clear payment instructions, completes the payment in their banking app, and the order status can trigger connected tracking and automation.
Accept PIX and credit card payments within the same one-page checkout flow.
Generate a clear PIX QR-code payment screen so buyers know the amount, product, and next step.
Use Brazil-ready checkout fields, including CPF/CNPJ, phone, and address where required.
Preserve UTMs, fbclid, gclid, affiliate, and seller parameters through the checkout journey.
Bring buyers back to PIX orders that were started but not completed.
Current published settlement for approved PIX sales is D0, subject to AtomicPay terms and account eligibility.
Why PIX
PIX is a familiar local payment method for Brazilian buyers and gives customers an alternative to entering card details. The strongest implementation is a PIX checkout connected to the offer, attribution, confirmation, fulfilment, and recovery workflow.
AtomicPay generates a PIX screen with a QR-code flow inside the checkout journey, so customers move from offer review to payment without an unnecessary change of context.
Some visitors prefer PIX while others need a credit card. AtomicPay lets the customer choose PIX or card in one flow while offer design, tracking, and automation stay connected.
A generated PIX QR code does not always become a completed sale. AtomicPay sales recovery is designed to bring buyers back while purchase intent is still recent.
Checkout links and short links can preserve campaign and seller parameters. Browser and server purchase events, UTMs, and webhooks stay connected to the PIX payment.
Connect purchase events through pixels, server-side events, and webhooks when payment status changes.
Add order bumps before payment and post-purchase upsell or downsell flows inside the same connected checkout.
How it works
From offer setup to recovery, PIX stays inside one connected purchase journey.
Create the product, plan, and offer in AtomicPay, then configure the checkout fields and visual identity.
Add PIX as an available payment method and connect the checkout URL to the sales page, funnel, WhatsApp conversation, email, or campaign.
The buyer opens the checkout, reviews the order, enters the required information, and selects PIX.
AtomicPay presents the PIX QR-code payment screen. The buyer completes payment through the supported bank or payment app.
When payment status changes, the checkout can send connected events to pixels, webhooks, and the rest of the sales operation.
If the buyer does not finish, use the recovery workflow to encourage completion while intent is still recent.
Compare methods
Use both methods in the same AtomicPay checkout and let each buyer choose the path that fits.
| Decision factor | PIX payment | Credit card payment |
|---|---|---|
| Buyer action | Pay through a bank or payment app using the PIX instructions or QR code. | Enter or reuse card details and submit the transaction for authorization. |
| Confirmation | Designed for near-real-time payment confirmation after completion. | Depends on authorization and the approval or decline response. |
| Recurring use | Confirm current PIX recurring-payment availability for the intended offer. | AtomicPay supports card subscriptions and recurring offers. |
| Published settlement | D0 under current published AtomicPay terms. | D14 by default; D2 anticipation may be available depending on volume. |
| Best role | Local, instant-payment option for Brazilian buyers. | One-time, installment, or recurring card purchase journeys. |
FAQ
PIX is Brazil's instant payment system. It allows individuals and businesses to send and receive payments through participating banks and payment institutions, commonly using a QR code, payment code, or registered identifier.
The buyer selects PIX at checkout, confirms the requested information, and receives a clear payment screen with PIX instructions. After the payment is completed, the order status can feed connected tracking, webhooks, and fulfilment workflows.
Yes. AtomicPay offers PIX and credit card as payment options within the same one-page checkout flow, allowing each buyer to choose the suitable method.
Yes. AtomicPay provides a PIX QR-code payment screen as part of the checkout flow.
Yes. A checkout or short link can open the payment flow directly and can be shared through channels such as WhatsApp, email, direct messages, or a sales conversation. AtomicPay preserves supported campaign, affiliate, and seller parameters in the journey.
The order remains an incomplete purchase rather than a confirmed sale. AtomicPay includes sales-recovery functionality designed to bring buyers back to PIX or card orders they started.
AtomicPay currently publishes D0 settlement for PIX, subject to the applicable account, transaction, risk, and platform terms. Verify the current conditions before publishing a specific promise.
AtomicPay currently states that there is no monthly fee and no fixed fee per sale. A percentage fee applies to approved transactions. Check the pricing page and commercial terms for the current rate.
AtomicPay supports Brazil-ready fields such as CPF/CNPJ, phone, and address. Configure the checkout to collect only the data required for the offer, payment, delivery, compliance, and support.
AtomicPay checkout links can preserve supported UTMs, fbclid, gclid, affiliate, and seller parameters. Pixel events, server-side events, and webhooks can connect the payment result to the wider operation.
Create your account, configure the product and offer, add PIX to the checkout, connect tracking, and test the complete purchase journey.