The point is there is a steady decoupling towards non-Visa/MC payment systems outside the US and EU, and it wouldn't be too surprising if a number of these systems begin supporting inter-operability within the next 10 years.
I find very likely Netflix or Amazon will be one of the first companies to support this in June now.
This was made initially to replace old school automatic debit for phone/electricity/etc bills, but it will support all services.
In Brazil, installments with credit cards are also super common... Basically when you put a credit card on any website or buy on a store, you can just choose to pay in 12x.
Well, they will add in September Pix Installments as well.
> Brazil, installments with credit cards are also super common... Basically when you put a credit card on any website or buy on a store, you can just choose to pay in 12x
Yea that kinda makes sense. The market dynamics in Brazil reminds me a lot of India albeit better regulated (thank you OECD reforms), but tbf, there has been a lot of cross-pollination between Brazilian and Indian policymakers - Cambridge MA is that kinda melting pot, and Brazil has a very similar political dynamic.
Brazil Journal too, but it usually focus more on market as a whole. https://braziljournal.com/
But most of the news are usually covered on Infomoney, Valor Economico, with the together with daily market coverage.
NeoFeed and Brazil Journal focus more on "high-quality", less content.
Let's grab some cacha or other trashy/bourgeois booze when I'm back in São Paulo! I'm am Arak kinda guy
the best source I could find is this: https://finsidersbrasil.com.br/