Brazilian payment institution and B2B API infrastructure for local payments, cross-border settlement, and crypto conversion
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Z.ro Global is a Brazilian payment institution and developer-first B2B infrastructure provider for local payments, cross-border flows, and crypto conversion. Its current country pages describe business solutions in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Peru. A verified company response says the former Zro Bank ended its individual-consumer accounts and related services in 2026 and now operates exclusively in B2B. Historical Visa material and 2022 terms identify a prepaid BRL account/card; partner crypto custody and conversion were separate, and the card is not assumed to authorize directly against an on-chain balance. Google Play still advertises the old Visa card, but that listing conflicts with the closure notice and is treated as stale.
Current Brazil page is aimed at business customers and describes Pix, eFX, card-payment acceptance, crypto conversion, APIs, and payment infrastructure; it no longer presents the old consumer Visa card as a current offer.
Z.ro Global (verified company response) · reclameaqui.com.br · primary source
Verified Z.ro Global company response updated May 28, 2026: the former Zro Bank ended its individual-consumer services and related accounts; Z.ro Global now operates exclusively in B2B. This does not announce any consumer-card relaunch.
Archived 2022 consumer terms describe an account prepaid in Brazilian reais, physical or virtual Visa, and separate partner crypto custody/conversion. They are historical terms and do not establish current card availability or prices.
Zro Bank on Google Play · play.google.com · primary source
The developer listing was updated June 1, 2026 and still advertises a free personal account and international Visa debit card; this conflicts with Z.ro's May 2026 company response ending consumer services, so the store description is treated as stale product copy.
Visa's historical regional article names Zro Bank among Brazilian crypto-linked card programs and explains the general local-fiat spending model; it is not evidence that the card remains active.
