How to receive crypto without an intermediary in Brazil (non-custodial and fee-free)?
What “no intermediary” means in practice
In many payment services, the money passes through a provider's account before it reaches you — it holds custody and settles the value. “No intermediary” means non-custodial: the payment goes on-chain straight to the wallet you control, and the gateway only watches the confirmation.
This removes the risk of a third party holding, blocking or losing your money — something that has already happened at scale with custodians.
No per-transaction fee
No intermediary also means no slice of every sale. Instead of paying a percentage (like the card MDR), you pay a fixed monthly subscription — the cost doesn't grow with your revenue. See the comparison in how much a crypto gateway costs.
How it works in Brazil (BRL-native)
You set the price in reais (the amount is locked in BRL) and receive in Bitcoin or USDT (Tron/Polygon). The customer pays in a ready-made checkout, the money lands straight in your wallet and you're notified by email, Telegram and webhook.
Step by step
- Create the account and register your wallet's public key (BTC xpub / USDT address).
- Create a charge in reais (or integrate via API).
- The customer pays; you receive it directly, with no intermediary.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to trust someone with my money?
No. It's non-custodial: the payment goes straight to your wallet and Stackfy never holds or controls the balance.
Is there a per-transaction fee?
No. You pay a fixed monthly subscription, with no percentage of every sale.
Can I set prices in reais?
Yes. Stackfy is BRL-native: you charge in reais (locked amount) and receive in Bitcoin or USDT.
Which cryptocurrencies can I receive?
Bitcoin on-chain and USDT on the Tron (TRC-20) and Polygon networks.