ACI Worldwide and dLocal bring Latin American payment rails to global merchants
Global retailers can now easily offer local installment plans and regional payment methods to shoppers across Brazil and Mexico.
Curated by Financing Your Way from original reporting by Finextra — Lending. Summary is AI-assisted and editorially reviewed — see our editorial standards.
This partnership makes it significantly easier for retailers to offer local financing and payment plans to customers across Latin America. By integrating dLocal’s capabilities into ACI Worldwide’s platform, you can now provide region-specific payment methods in Brazil and Mexico, with more countries coming soon. For a merchant, this means you don't have to set up separate legal entities or local bank accounts in each country to offer the terms your customers expect. In markets like Latin America, consumer financing is a culture of 'installments.' Many shoppers will not complete a high-ticket purchase unless they can break it into monthly payments. This deal allows global merchants to tap into those local credit and debit systems seamlessly. It reduces the technical debt of trying to manage multiple international payment providers. If you are looking to expand your e-commerce footprint into the LatAm region, this simplifies your checkout stack while increasing conversion rates by meeting local consumer habits.
Source: Finextra — Lending
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