Company types
Organizations
Organizations are parent companies that manage multiple merchants. They have the ability to:- Create and manage merchants
- View aggregated data across all merchants
- Configure pricing policies for merchants
- Access consolidated transaction reports
- Manage users and permissions across the hierarchy
Merchants
Merchants are child companies that belong to an organization. They can:- Process payment transactions
- Manage their own bank accounts
- Create PIX keys for receiving payments
- Access their own transaction history
- Configure transfer settings
Company hierarchy
The following diagram illustrates the B2B2B hierarchical structure: Each merchant operates independently with:- Unique API key
- Isolated transaction data
- Separate bank accounts
- Individual provider affiliations
- Custom transfer configurations
Key differences
| Feature | Organization | Merchant |
|---|---|---|
| Create merchants | ✅ Yes | ❌ No |
| Process transactions | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
| View all merchant data | ✅ Yes | ❌ No |
| Set pricing policies | ✅ Yes | ❌ No |
| Manage affiliations | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
Authentication scope
When you authenticate with an API key, the scope depends on the company type: Organization API key: Access to all merchants and aggregated dataCreating merchants
Organizations create merchants using the/v1/merchants endpoint:
Document requirements
CNPJ companies (legal entities)
- Document must be exactly 14 digits
- Tax type must be one of:
PJ,MEI, orME - Contact document (CPF) can be different from company document
CPF companies (individuals)
- Document must be exactly 11 digits
- Tax type must be
PF - Contact document must match company document

