Certified acquirers
Multiple certified acquirers, so the chain can switch by rate without reintegrating.
Technology · Trust
Integrations and certifications
What's certified works together — without reopening a project for every connection.
The challenge
In a large operation, every new connection — acquirer, ERP, tax issuer — can turn into a project and a point of failure. And what isn't certified is a risk: it stops working with any random update, and responsibility ends up floating between vendors.
What this costs
An uncertified integration breaks silently and shifts the blame from one side to the other. On the tax side, an error isn't an inconvenience — it's a fine. And depending on a fragile connection at high volume multiplies the risk by location.
Certified acquirers, ERPs, and partners operate under a known contract and defined responsibility; tax issuance follows each regime's certification. What's on the certified list, the chain connects without reopening a project every time.
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active integrations and certifications
Sum of every ecosystem group
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certified acquirers
Cielo, Rede, Fiserv, Caixa, Sicredi, Stone, PagSeguro, Getnet
Layer 03
Ecosystem and data
It's the data and ecosystem layer looking outward: what the platform produces goes out through certified integration to corporate systems and payment methods, under a known contract.
What this delivers
Corporate ERP and BI
SAP, TOTVS, and Qlik among the corporate systems that operate with the platform.
Tax certification by regime
Tax document issuance follows each regime's certification, per CNPJ.
Delivery and CRM partners
Delivery, digital menu, loyalty, and pay-at-table within the certified ecosystem.
Known contract per integration
Every certified connection has a documented contract — it's not an improvised workaround.
Defined responsibility
Certified means it has an owner: it doesn't fail silently or go unaccountable.
Conversation with
- API First
- Corporate ERP
- BI
- Certified acquirers
- Delivery and digital menu
- CRM and loyalty
Where it applies
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between this page and the platform's integrations page?
The integrations page shows what the platform talks to and how (the API). This one covers what's certified — the certified list, the tax side, and the responsibility behind each connection.
Which acquirers are certified?
São 8: Cielo, Rede, Fiserv, Caixa, Sicredi, Stone, PagSeguro, Getnet, além do subadquirente FrogPay. A lista é a mesma exibida na página de pagamentos.
Is tax issuance certified?
Issuance follows the certification required by tax regime, per CNPJ. The details of tax scope by operation are covered in the implementation assessment.
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