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What customers owe you will pay your supplier

Pre-launch in Brazil. We don't pay anything early or collect any bills yet.

The money will come from what you're owed, like card sales not yet paid out or an invoice due on the 30th. It will go to your supplier, and you'll see the total cost in reais before you accept.

Example

Duplicata 0412

Mercado Boa Esperança · At an authorized book-entry registrar

Outstanding R$18,400.00

Due Dec 30

R$17,300.00 To the supplier

R$1,100.00 Total cost

Paid to Laticínios Vale Verde · 56 days before the due date

How it will work · Later

The owner of a distributor reads her clipboard between the warehouse shelves.

What you're owed, and what we'll do with it

Each of these is recorded at a registry or at the bank that issued it. Nothing will be looked up without your company's go-ahead.

  • Upcoming card payouts

    Later, you'll be able to get these paid out early, instead of waiting for each date.

    Later
  • Duplicatas (trade bills)

    A duplicata is a Brazilian trade bill drawn from an invoice. Later, you'll be able to get it paid early or collect it.

    Later
  • Boletos you've issued

    A boleto is a Brazilian bank payment slip. Next, you'll be able to send one and follow it until it's paid.

    Next

How it will work, in four steps

  1. You give permission to look

    You'll give permission for a read-only look at what your company is owed, as recorded at the registry.

    Example

    Allow a lookup of what you're owed

    Serra Azul Distribuidora Ltda.

    Allow Not now

  2. You see what lands, and when

    Each amount you're owed will show who pays it, how much and on what date.

    Example

    Money owed to you

    • Duplicata 0412 R$18,400.00
    • Card sales, October, installment 2 of 3 R$6,230.00
    • Boleto 1187 R$2,150.00
  3. You pick, and see the cost first

    You'll choose what to get early and see the total cost first. The money will come from a named, authorized institution, not RapidPay.

    Example

    Get duplicata 0412 paid early

    Owed to you R$18,400.00

    To the supplier R$17,300.00

    Total cost R$1,100.00

  4. Your supplier gets paid

    Your supplier will get the money straight from that institution, and you'll get a receipt.

    Example

    Pay a supplier

    Laticínios Vale Verde

    R$17,300.00

    Paid

Sell on PayRapid, and your sales will show up here

Next Each sale approved on PayRapid will show up here as money owed to you, with the expected date of each installment.

Go to PayRapid

Example

Itaperá Treinamentos

Sale approved R$79.00 · 3 card installments

  1. Due Dec 14 installment 1 of 3 · R$26.34 before fees
  2. Due Jan 14 installment 2 of 3 · R$26.33 before fees
  3. Due Feb 15 installment 3 of 3 · R$26.33 before fees

It starts in Brazil

Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Argentina and Peru come later, with no date or partner yet. Each one records what a company is owed in its own way.

  • Brazil

    • Card payouts
    • duplicatas
    • boletos
    • Pix billing
    First
  • Mexico

    • Factura (CFDI)
    Later
  • Colombia

    • Factura electrónica (e-invoices)
    Later
  • Chile

    • Factura electrónica (e-invoices)
    Later
  • Argentina

    • Factura de Crédito MiPyME, ECHEQ
    Later
  • Peru

    • Factura negociable (tradable invoices)
    Later

Where RapidPay stands

  1. Today

    It's pre-launch. We don't read any registry, pay anything early or send out bills yet.

  2. Next

    PayRapid sales will show up here as money owed to you. You'll also be able to bill by boleto, or by Pix, the Central Bank of Brazil's payment system.

  3. Later

    A named institution will pay you early on card sales and duplicatas. Then come supplier payments and other countries, with no date yet.

Tell us what you're owed and what you need to pay

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