Looting pix One of the novelties announced by the Central Bank, the body responsible for managing the instant payments system.
With the ability to withdraw a file pix, the citizen will be able to redeem the money at any station that provides the service, for example, an ATM of any bank. To perform this procedure, it is enough for the company responsible for the device to enable this option for its customers.
Learn how to withdraw with PIX at an ATM
A PIX withdrawal request can be made at the bank’s request. Once this is done, the user needs to go to the ATM, select the desired option and read the QR code generated using the cell phone camera.
It is important to note that it will not be necessary to insert the card for this purpose, or to be a client of any particular bank.
Currently, the Central Bank sets financial limits for the implementation of this type of measure. Thus, up to eight free withdrawals per month are allowed for individuals.
In terms of value, the customer can withdraw up to R$500 from 6 AM to 7:59 PM. Between 8:00 PM and 5:59 AM, the limit is R$100.
Finally, the Central Bank website is available to consult service points for the use of Pix Saque.
In addition, the customer can also access the Mapapix portal, created by the Brazilian Association of Fintech, in partnership with Pay Ventures. When you enter the platform, inform your location and check the nearest facilities.
Learn more about instant payments system
according to central bankToday, just over a year after the launch of PIX, the system holds a record number of more than 400 million keys in Brazil. Indeed, at the beginning of March 2021, PIX broke a new record for daily operations, when it reached the mark of 58.5 million transfers.
Moreover, there was also recently Pix version withdrawal and change pix. The first allows people to withdraw funds from businesses authorized to use the service. The second allows facilities to use the PIX system to make a difference to their customers.
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