a nubank He has two very interesting sources for those who pay for their purchases at pix or not Card. The first is a great novelty, but it’s limited to a smaller portion of the digital bank’s audience. The second can be used by all cardholders.
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Those with a Samsung Galaxy cell phone can now transact via Pix without having to open the financial institution’s app beforehand. In addition, those who prefer to use a credit or debit card have a limit of R$200 for passwordless transactions. Learn more about both features below.
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Samsung Galaxy users can initiate payments with Pix via a QR code using only the cell phone’s camera. Thus, it is not necessary to access the Nubank application, go to the menu specified and enter the information in advance.
Simply point the device’s camera at the code, read it and enter the password to confirm the transaction. It is also important to check all the details, such as the recipient’s name and amounts, to avoid any errors.
Limit of R$200 on the card
The second option can be used by those who usually use the card to pay, either by credit or debit. When activated, the function allows round-the-clock payment without a password in the amount of up to R$200.
In other words, you only need to bring the card, cell phone or smartwatch (in the latter two cases, it must be registered in the digital wallet) to the terminal to complete the payment, without having to enter a password. The feature can be activated or deactivated in the My Cards menu in the Nubank app.
According to the digital bank, despite the facilities offered by these new features, all customer information protection features remain active. This serves to ensure the security of transactions and the users themselves.
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