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An open-finance data-acquisition layer over Brazilian and Latin American payment and account data, plus the reference and telemetry layers that come free with running it. The customer-facing surface is a consented API returning, per linked account, PIX instant-payment transactions (direction inflow or outflow, date, amount, free-text payment description, beneficiary, status, currency, linked account and owner), balances, account and transaction data across institutions, and credit and identity products. The non-obvious byproduct layers are a maintained institution catalogue (countries, institutions and institution types with their open-finance API capabilities, versions and availability per market); consent-funnel telemetry across the link lifecycle (creation, credential update, retrieval request, retrieval completion, status change, deletion), which measures per-institution consent conversion and data-retrieval reliability; and a large corpus of real-world Brazilian Portuguese payment descriptor and beneficiary free-text, the raw input for merchant identification and transaction categorisation. Because PIX is the dominant instant-payment rail in Brazil, aggregated PIX flow is also a live signal of money movement to unlicensed and grey-market merchants, including the betting operators regulators are blocking.

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Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Data Processing & Outsourced Services
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeReference

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular - paginated JSON over a versioned REST API with documented OpenAPI 3.1 schemas, role-scoped basic authentication and filterable query parameters (transaction type, status, currency and others); documentation is also published in machine-readable markdown and OpenAPI form.
Volume: Not published. Structurally bounded: per-connection transaction depth is capped by the window each institution returns through its open-finance API (typically a bounded trailing history, not full account lifetime), so corpus size equals connected accounts multiplied by per-institution history depth. The reference catalogue (countries, institutions, institution types across markets) is fully enumerable and is the one dataset whose volume is knowable directly from the API. Request further research - total PIX transaction records under management.
Users: N/A for consumers - the accounts it touches belong to consenting end customers of its business clients, not to Datanomik. Client-side base is undisclosed; with roughly 35 staff, roughly USD 12M raised and a very small current revenue line, the client count is plausibly in the tens rather than hundreds. Request further research - number of connected end accounts and active consented links.
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active - current, versioned API with an extensive endpoint surface, machine-readable documentation published for automated consumers, and multi-market expansion implied by the countries and institution-type endpoints. Venture-backed at roughly USD 12M against a small revenue line indicates continued build-out ahead of monetisation.
Launched: ~2021-2022 (est.: the company record shows an organisation profile created in early 2022 with venture funding behind it, and Brazil's open-finance framework only became commercially usable in that window, which is the earliest date this product could exist).
Delivery: not stated
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