Requires the merchant.banking.create permission.
Registers a new PIX key for a merchant that belongs to the authenticated organization
company. A DICT lookup is always performed against the merchant’s active
affiliation before creating the key, and the result is returned in
dict_key_information. Per BACEN’s rules, several fields may be masked
(e.g. account number, account type, owner document) as part of DICT’s read-attack
prevention; values should be passed through as returned when initiating payments.
The request fails with 404 if the merchant is not found, does not belong to the authenticated organization, or does not have an active valid affiliation with a bank account.
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Company API key for authentication
The merchant ID
Schema for creating a new company PIX key
PIX key value
Whether this is the primary PIX key
false
PIX key created successfully. The response always includes
dict_key_information (object from DICT when available, or null).
Company PIX key response
PIX key ID
"123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426614174001"
Company ID
"a3dbd0c2-9f79-4f86-8caa-47779b3f2793"
PIX key type
CPF, CNPJ, EMAIL, PHONE, EVP "EMAIL"
PIX key value
Whether this is the primary PIX key
false
PIX key status
ACTIVE, DELETED "ACTIVE"
Deletion timestamp (null if not deleted)
null
Creation timestamp
"2025-01-01T10:00:00.000Z"
Last update timestamp
"2025-01-01T10:05:00.000Z"
Last persisted DICT key lookup snapshot for this PIX key (from create or
update). Always present on every company and merchant PIX key response; use
null when no snapshot is stored (for example legacy keys) or the stored
snapshot is invalid.
Per BACEN's rules, DICT applies masking to protect against read attacks; fields such as account number, account type, and owner document may appear partially or fully masked (e.g. asterisks). Use the values as returned for any follow-up payment initiation on the same flow.