DominiPay Targets US$19.6 Million in Transactions by the End of 2026

DominiPay, a Brazilian financial infrastructure startup connecting traditional payments with digital assets, has processed R$21 million (approximately US$4.1 million) during the first half of 2026 and is targeting R$100 million (approximately US$19.6 million) in transaction volume by December. The company is expanding its technology integrations, customer base and international operations while preparing to enter additional Latin American markets.

The volume recorded during the first half of 2026 is 5.6 times higher than the R$3.76 million (approximately US$736,000) processed throughout 2025. If the company reaches its 2026 target, its annual transaction volume would be approximately 26 times higher than the previous year's figure.

According to the company, this expansion will be financed through resources generated by its own operations, with no new investment round planned during this period.

Integrating payments, currency conversion and digital assets

DominiPay has developed a platform designed to bring payments, collections, currency conversion and financial management together within a single environment. Its infrastructure connects traditional payment methods such as Pix with digital assets, including Bitcoin and stablecoins such as USDT and USDC.

The platform is aimed at companies and professionals that receive or make payments in Brazil and abroad. By bringing different processes into one environment, the company seeks to reduce the need for customers to work with multiple platforms and intermediaries while allowing them to centralize transactions and monitor their funds.

The startup's approach is based on integrating different providers and technologies according to the type of transaction and the requirements of each market.

"We don't want a company to have to understand the entire architecture behind a blockchain transaction in order to use it. The idea is that it can receive payments, make payments, convert and manage its funds through an experience similar to that of a digital account. Technology should simplify operations, not create a new layer of complexity for the customer," says Guilherme Campos, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of DominiPay.

Pix, international payments and a single financial infrastructure

For businesses and professionals operating across borders, payment, currency exchange, settlement and reconciliation can involve different intermediaries and financial platforms.

DominiPay's infrastructure seeks to bring these processes together through connections with different providers and technologies. The company is particularly focused on businesses that need to move money between platforms and countries without having to manage each stage of the operation independently.

Its target customers include companies and professionals in technology, digital services, healthcare, aesthetics, e-commerce, import and export. Law firms, accounting firms and wealth managers are also part of the company's distribution strategy.

Organic growth and a target of R$100 million

DominiPay's transaction volume grew from R$3.76 million in 2025 to R$21 million during the first half of 2026. The company now aims to reach R$100 million before December, equivalent to approximately US$19.6 million at the current reference exchange rate.

The company is pursuing this growth organically and does not currently plan to raise a new investment round to finance its expansion. Its strategy includes increasing the number of technology integrations and strengthening the platform's capacity to support a growing customer base and higher transaction volumes.

"Our goal is not simply to grow the number of accounts. We want to increase the volume processed while maintaining close support and an operation adapted to each company's profile. Growth must be accompanied by infrastructure capable of supporting increasingly larger operations," says Leonardo Maximiliano, CEO of DominiPay.

The company is focusing on demand from businesses that need to transfer money between different platforms and countries while avoiding the need to manage each part of their financial operations separately.

Paraguay becomes the starting point for international expansion

DominiPay's international expansion has already begun in Paraguay, where its solution is available. The company plans to enter additional Latin American markets starting in early 2027.

At the same time, the startup is preparing the technological adaptations required to eventually support operations connected to the European market. DominiPay also has a strategic advisor based in Barcelona supporting its internationalization process.

The company expects blockchain and digital assets to increasingly operate as part of the financial system's technological infrastructure rather than necessarily being presented to users as standalone products.

"Blockchain will increasingly tend to work behind the scenes. For a company, what matters is being able to receive payments quickly, monitor its transactions, reduce processes and have alternatives to operate both in Brazil and abroad. Technology must demonstrate its value through the results it delivers," says Leonardo Maximiliano.

Security and regulatory compliance

DominiPay's international expansion is taking place alongside the strengthening of its security and compliance processes.

According to the company, both individual customers and businesses must go through identification and data verification procedures. Its services are structured through connections with authorized institutions responsible for regulated activities associated with each product and according to the contracted service.