MaxTurbo
Card sales land within minutes.
Tap and sell. Your phone is your new card machine
Accept cards in up to 12 installments, with no rental and no monthly fee. With MaxTurbo, the money lands instantly.
Sell wherever you are
On the street, at the customer's home, at the market.
Up to 12 installments
Same fee for every card brand.
MaxTurbo: money right away
Turn on MaxTurbo and the sale lands in your account within minutes.
Zero cost
No rental, no monthly fee, no sign-up fee.
Contactless payments
Your phone accepts contactless cards.
Max, send a Pix for me!
Send a voice note on WhatsApp and Max does it for you.
Free business account for MEIs
With the card machine on your phone included.
A good card machine is one with no rental
How much have you paid in rental this year? With the card machine on your phone, you only pay a fee when you sell.
You only pay when you sell. Free Pix.
See the full table R$
Per year, it stays with you
R$ 838,80
With Max, the card machine is your phone: R$ 0 rental.
Start selling today!
Download the Max app
Open your account in a few minutes, with your CPF or CNPJ.
Enter the amount and choose the installments
Upfront or in up to 12 installments. Decide whether to pass the fees on.
The customer taps their card
Sale approved and receipt sent to them.
Works on Android 10 or newer and on iPhone with iOS 16.4 or newer, with NFC. Check if my phone is compatible
Made for people who really sell.
- Real photo: street vendor getting paid on the phone
Street vendor
“The customer said they only had a card. Now I don't lose that sale anymore.”
- Real photo: service provider at the customer's home
Service provider
“I charge at the end of the job, at the customer's home, without a card machine.”
- Real photo: reseller delivering an order
Reseller
“I offer installments on card and stop chasing IOUs.”
- Real photo: market vendor with a line at the counter
Market stall and food truck
“No more line at the counter, the sale goes through in seconds.”
No CNPJ? No problem. Max accepts CPF.
Beyond a card machine, Max is also your AI digital account.
The account that actually talks to you.
- Pix on WhatsApp
- Pay bills
- Split the bill
- Business and personal apart
Coming soon: Max credit card
Hi, Camila. How can I help?
Pix, bills, balance and sales.
Nothing leaves your account without your confirmation.
Tap an option to see Max in action
Already selling with Appmax? Get paid faster with Max.
Use your Max account to withdraw your Appmax sales faster.
Safe like a card machine. Easy like WhatsApp.
Authorized by the Central Bank
Max is a payment institution authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil.
Card data protected
Everything is encrypted and nothing is stored on your phone.
Receipt for the customer
Every sale generates a digital receipt.
Verified by Meta
Max's WhatsApp profile has the verification badge.
Biometrics and blocking
Only you can access the account, and you can block it instantly.
Max is part of Appmax
The same company that processes payments for online stores.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Max cost?
Opening the account and using the card machine on your phone is free: no rental, no monthly fee and no sign-up fee. You only pay a fee when you sell on card. Pix is free.
What is MaxTurbo?
It's instant payout. With MaxTurbo on in your Max account, card sales land within minutes.
Does my phone work as a card machine?
It works on Android 10 or newer and on iPhone with iOS 16.4 or newer, as long as it has NFC.
Which cards can I accept with Max?
Visa, Mastercard, Elo and Amex, all at the same fee. The customer pays with a card, phone or watch, by tapping.
Do I need a CNPJ to use Max?
No. Max accepts CPF and CNPJ, including MEI.
Is Max safe?
Yes. Card data is encrypted and nothing is stored on your phone. Max is a payment institution authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil.
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