Send money from the Netherlands to Brazil
Reais by Pix key, or into the account
Coffee, soy, juice and ore arrive at Rotterdam from Santos and Paranaguá, and behind those cargoes sit agents, brokers and suppliers who invoice in reais. Alongside them is a smaller but growing group of Brazilians working in Eindhoven and Amsterdam technology firms with a household still running in Brazil.
Payouts reach Banco do Brasil, Bradesco, Itaú Unibanco, Caixa Econômica Federal and Santander Brasil, or a Pix key registered as a CPF, a phone number or an email address. Pix settles almost instantly once your balance is funded and operates 24 hours a day.
Three steps to a Brazilian payout

Sign up
Fund
Send
What a transfer to Brazil really costs
Grey puts both on the confirmation screen as separate figures and applies exactly those.
On invoice payments that distinction is practical rather than philosophical. A supplier in Santos agrees a real amount, and the euro cost of hitting it is something you need to know before you agree payment terms, not after.

The real figure is fixed at confirmation

The EUR to BRL rate stops moving the moment you confirm in the Netherlands, and the reais credited in Brazil match what you were shown.
Brazilian payment terms are often short and counted in days. A conversion that drifts across a settlement window leaves either you or your supplier absorbing a difference neither of you agreed to.


Why a wire from a Dutch bank is the slow option
What the recipient in Brazil sees

Pix

Brazilian bank accounts

Grey to Grey
Funding in the Netherlands
iDEAL
Existing balances
GreyTag funding
What moves between the Netherlands and Brazil
Suppliers and agents
Contractors and studios
Family at home
Property and study
Why the Brazil route works here
Trade payments answer to a schedule somebody else set. A container does not wait for a bank to open, and a supplier who has not been paid in full will say so before the next one is loaded.



