Send money from Germany to Brazil
Reais by Pix or by account number
The automotive and industrial firms around Stuttgart and München rotate Brazilian engineers through Germany on multi-year postings, and the universities in Leipzig and Berlin bring in researchers on the same basis. Almost none of them complete the move: there is still a flat, a car loan or a parent in São Paulo, Curitiba or Belo Horizonte.
Grey converts your euro balance to BRL and pays into Banco do Brasil, Bradesco, Itaú Unibanco, Caixa Econômica Federal and Santander Brasil, or to a Pix key, which can be a CPF, a phone number or an email address. Pix payouts arrive almost instantly once the balance is funded, and Pix runs 24 hours a day.
Getting a payment from Germany to Brazil

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What it costs to reach a Brazilian account
Grey gives you both as separate figures on the confirmation screen, so the comparison against any other provider is arithmetic rather than instinct.
Secondment money behaves differently from remittance money. It tends to be larger, less regular, and tied to a specific obligation like a mortgage instalment or a school term, which is exactly where a hidden rate margin does the most damage.

The real amount is fixed when you confirm

Grey locks the EUR to BRL rate at confirmation. Nothing that happens to the euro or the real afterwards changes what lands in Brazil.
If you are running two households on one German salary, that certainty is what makes the budget work. You know the Brazilian side of the month before you have spent anything on the German side.


Why the bank route disappoints here
What lands in Brazil

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Bank accounts

Between Grey accounts
Putting euros on the account in Germany
SEPA credit
Dollar or sterling balances
Funded by another user
What the Germany to Brazil route carries
Secondment households
Family support
Suppliers and contractors
Students and researchers
Why Grey on the Brazil route from Germany



