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For Chinese sellers, explain the Brazilian marketplace collection, local accounts, PIX, TED, exchange and overseas settlement.
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Amazon Brazil usually pays out via TED. The receiving account must be held in the name of the approved CNPJ or CPF holder.
The account is opened in the merchant's own CNPJ name and is independently approved by the partner bank or payment institution.
PIX is usually credited in real time; Amazon Brazil and SHEIN currently use TED. Please refer to the platform rules for details.
Supports 24×7 two-way exchange between BRL and USD; USD usually arrives on T+1 after the exchange is confirmed.
CNPJ corresponds to enterprises, and CPF corresponds to individual operators; both need to complete the review of the relationship between the subject and the store.
The merchant-named local account receives the marketplace payout, the Wallet records the BRL balance, and the overseas account receives the USD after exchange.
After foreign companies settle in, they need to complete the review of the relationship with CNPJ or CPF and the store.
BRL involves local tax numbers, payment networks and foreign exchange supervision, and cannot be processed according to ordinary multi-currency account logic.
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