For organisations
Notices for everyone, with the institution's name in plain sight.
Bipe's data and servers stay in Brazil, under Brazilian law. Schools, churches, cooperatives and NGOs talk to members and families under a name verified by CNPJ. Someone who copies the institution's name and photo doesn't get the badge. Bipe for organisations is still a proposal, and the pilot is free.
Each feature shows where it stands. Open a feature to see its status on iPhone and Android.
Donations go to the CNPJ, not to any Pix key
In the chat with the institution, members see the badge and the CNPJ. A Pix charge shows the verified name and CNPJ of who gets the money, and the member pays in their bank app. Pix charges are still a plan.
Simulation with sample people and messages.
Business seal
A company, school or association proves its CNPJ and gets a seal with the name on the federal register.
Reserved names
Bank, government and Bipe names are kept for the institution's verified account.
Business Pix charges
A verified institution charges by Pix inside the chat. The card shows the CNPJ that receives the money and turns to paid when the bank confirms.
In development: Business seal, Reserved names · Coming soon: Business Pix charges
Groups that don't turn into noise
In a new group, the phone only rings when someone mentions the person, replies to them or opens a poll. Communities will bring several groups together with a notices room where only the team posts. Communities and verified-only groups are still plans.
Quiet groups
It only rings when it's about you. When you come back, mentions, replies and polls waiting on your vote come first.
Polls
Ask the group and everyone votes with one tap. Good for picking a day to meet or deciding who brings what.
Communities
Many groups under one name, with a notices room where only the organisers post. Each person joins only the groups they want.
Verified-only groups
A group can admit only people with a verified seal. Someone without a seal who asks to join gets a notice and stays out.
In the test app: Polls · In development: Quiet groups · Coming soon: Communities, Verified-only groups
Fewer scams in the institution's name
People who aren't in your contacts arrive as chat requests. The check looks for signs of a scam and can show a warning. On a suspicious request for money, the app locks the pay button for 5 seconds.
Scam warnings
If checks find signals such as a rushed Pix or a new number, a warning appears under the message.
Message requests
People who aren't in your contacts arrive as a request. You accept it or ignore it.
A pause before paying
When a money request looks suspicious, copy and pay stay locked for 5 seconds. The pause breaks the scammer's rush.
In the test app: Scam warnings, Message requests · In development: A pause before paying
Half the price
NGOs, churches and associations pay half the Company plan. No plan charges per message. Amounts come out when the pilot ends.