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Learn how to start sending funds to your partners

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Overview

Learn how to start sending funds to your partners

Pay your partners in their local currency by depositing the funds directly to their bank accounts and help them avoid extra fees and taxes associated with foreign currency conversion.

Our payouts process


Introduction to dLocal Payouts V3

Our Payouts V3 API offers enhanced functionality for sending funds to your partners globally. Provides a standardized interface for cross-border transactions, featuring comprehensive validation, security controls, and compliance features integrated into every request.

For payments to vendors, contractors, or customers, this system addresses currency conversion requirements while maintaining alignment with regional banking regulations.

Manage payouts

Payout integrations

Request a payout through dLocal Dashboard or integrate via API.



Submit a payout

Country requirements

Depending on each country's bank compliance requirements, some additional fields might be mandatory.

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Status payout flows

Learn how each scenario works and what is happening when submitting a payout.


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Updated 21 days ago

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Dlocal LLP (Company Number UK OC413287) is a limited liability partnership incorporated in England and Wales. DLocal Limited (Company Registration Number C77538) is authorised by the Malta Financial Services Authority under the Financial Institutions Act for the issuance of electronic money and the provision of payment services. Dlocal Corp LLP (Company Number UK OC 424987) is registered as a Money Service Business (MSB) with Financial Crime Enforcement Network in United States of America (USA) under MSB Registration Numbers 31000193620515. Dlocal Corp LLP acts as agent of e-commerce merchants based in the USA, and collects payments from end users based in emerging markets, on behalf of the merchants.