QR Pay Outs, Latin America

Borderli Pay Outs lets wallets and bank apps give their users the ability to pay foreign merchants directly from their existing local app. Your user scans a merchant's QR code abroad, and Borderli reads it, resolves the payment, and pays the merchant out on that country's national rail — in real time, in-store and online.

The merchant is settled in their local currency; your user is debited in their own wallet currency, with the FX handled in the same call.

What this is
Borderli's QR Reading & Acceptance layer: you send a QR string, we return a normalized payment instruction and execute the payout. You never touch a local scheme integration, a local acquirer, or a local currency account — that's what Borderli handles.

What Pay Outs does

How it works

The payout maps to three endpoints. Use the combined /v1/pay for a single round trip, or resolve → execute when you want to show your user the amount and creditor before they confirm.

  1. ResolvePOST /v1/resolve decodes the merchant's qr_string into a normalized payment instruction: creditor, amount, currency, scheme, country, and a decode confidence.
  2. Quote FX (optional) — include wallet_currency so the instruction carries the converted amount your user will actually pay.
  3. ExecutePOST /v1/execute (or /v1/pay) routes the payout to the creditor over the destination country's rail and returns a transaction.
  4. TrackGET /v1/transactions/{id} returns the current status.

Latin America coverage

Borderli currently reads and accepts QR on the national rails below. Each is the interoperable instant-payment scheme of its market, so a payout reaches any merchant reachable on that rail.

Country QR rail Payout currency Settlement
Argentina Transferencias 3.0 ARS Real-time
Brazil Pix BRL Real-time
Bolivia Interoperable QR (BCB) BOB Real-time
Colombia Bre-B / Transfiya COP Real-time
Peru Interoperable QR (Yape) PEN Real-time

The scheme and country fields returned by resolve tell you which rail a QR belongs to. For the exact scheme identifiers accepted by the API, see Supported Schemes.

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