O PagBank, a complete digital bank in financial services and payment methods, elected the best business account by iDinheiro portal and one of the main digital banks in Brazil, has expanded its bill payment service with Pix and Installment Slip (Boleto Parcelado) and now makes them available to all its customers. The feature can be accessed directly through the digital bank’s app and allows any customer to split their Pix transfers or slips into up to 12 installments on their credit card.
The new feature offers more autonomy, flexibility, and financial organization to PagBank customers, who can now choose how and when to pay their bills, even without immediate balance in their account. “We are committed to developing technologies that bring innovation and convenience to our products and services. The expansion of the bill payment feature, now with Pix and Installment Slip, reinforces this commitment and is already available to all our 32 million customers,” says Angelo Aguilar, Director of Account and Acquirer Products at PagBank.
The proposal combines speed, convenience, and control: the customer completes the transaction like a traditional Pix or pays off a slip with their credit card, with the total amount divided into installments charged directly to the invoice. Everything is done with a few clicks, securely and fully digitally.
The Pix and Installment Slip services are already available to all customers. To use them, customers simply need to register an eligible credit card in the PagBank app and select the installment option at the time of the transaction.
One of the largest digital banks in the country in terms of customer numbers, PagBank offers tools for in-person and online sales (such as card machines; Tap On – which turns the phone into a card machine with the PagBank app; payment link; checkout options for e-commerce, among others), a complete digital account for individuals and businesses, as well as features that contribute to financial management, such as Payroll. At PagBank, the credit card has a guaranteed limit, and investments become credit limit for the card itself, maximizing customer earnings.
