Pix QR-Code Generator

Pix is the instant payment network created by the Banco Central do Brasil that transformed commercial transactions across the country. Operating 24/7 with zero fees for individuals and instant settlement within seconds, Pix has become the dominant payment method in Brazil.

Merchants, service providers, and software developers routinely need to generate static Pix QR codes for printed receipts, invoices, restaurant menus, and digital checkout pages. A static Pix QR code encodes an official EMVCo standard payload string known colloquially as "Pix Copia e Cola".

This Brazilian Pix Generator creates compliant static Pix QR codes and copy-ready payload strings directly in your browser. It formats merchant account identifiers, transaction amounts, and custom reference codes, verifying the exact CRC16-CCITT polynomial checksum to guarantee instant scanning across all Brazilian banking apps.

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Schritt-für-Schritt-Praxisanleitung

1. Select your Pix Key type: CPF, CNPJ, E-mail, Celular (Phone), or Chave Aleatória (EVP UUID).
2. Enter your registered Pix key in the input field.
3. Input the Merchant Name (Nome do Beneficiário) and City (Cidade), ensuring text uses standard ASCII characters without accents.
4. Optionally specify a transaction amount in Brazilian Reais (R$) for fixed billing, or leave empty for open payment values.
5. Optionally provide a transaction identifier (TxID) to track specific client orders (default is *** for generic static codes).
6. Click Gerar QR Code Pix to produce the scannable visual code and the textual Copia e Cola payload.
7. Copy the text code for messaging apps or download the high-resolution QR code PNG for printing.

Technische Spezifikationen und Ausführungsdetails

Generates compliant BR Code payloads conforming strictly to the Banco Central do Brasil Manual de Padrões para Iniciação do Pix.

Encodes standard EMVCo Tag-Length-Value (TLV) data objects: Payload Format Indicator (00), Point of Initiation Method (01), Merchant Account Information (26), Merchant Category Code (52), Transaction Currency 986 BRL (53), and Transaction Amount (54).

Includes mandatory Merchant Name (Tag 59) and Merchant City (Tag 60) normalized to uppercase alphanumeric formatting.

Computes the terminal CRC16-CCITT checksum (Tag 63, polynomial 0x1021, initial value 0xFFFF) appended as a 4-character uppercase hexadecimal value.

Renders high-contrast QR Code matrix images client-side on HTML5 Canvas with configurable error correction levels.

Datenschutz und Speicherisolation

The entire EMV string generation and QR code drawing process executes strictly on your local computer.

No Pix keys, recipient personal names, billing amounts, or transaction notes are stored or transmitted across network connections.

Zero transaction fees and zero intermediary escrow accounts: Customers pay directly into your verified bank account.

Typische Anwendungsfälle in der Praxis

• Small business owners and micro-entrepreneurs (MEI) creating static payment display signs for physical store checkout counters.
• Freelancers generating quick payment request codes for invoices and sending Copia e Cola strings via messaging platforms.
• Developers testing EMVCo payload structures and verifying CRC16 checksum generators during fintech software integration.

Grenzfälle und Betriebsgrenzen

• Phone key formatting: Brazilian phone numbers must include the international country code (+55) followed by the two-digit area code (DDD) and nine-digit subscriber number.
• Special character normalization: Accented characters in names or cities (like São Paulo) are automatically transliterated to standard ASCII (SAO PAULO) to prevent parsing errors on legacy bank scanner modules.