scan pix qr code
The PIX copy-and-paste code behind a Central Bank QR code follows a standardized technical format (EMV, the same standard used by contactless payment cards), with a built-in checksum that detects whether the text was corrupted or altered. This page opens the scanner ready to decode that format and highlight the most important details before you confirm payment in your banking app.
The details match what was expected and the checksum confirms the text was not altered.
A visible warning appears before the details, recommending you check the code carefully before proceeding with payment.
No. All the capture, image processing and QR code decoding happen right in your browser, running locally in JavaScript. No video frame or uploaded file ever leaves your device.
It only means the code's text was not corrupted or edited after it was generated. It is not a check that the recipient is who they claim to be, so it is always worth checking the shown name and city against who you expect to pay.
Yes, the tool has an image upload mode that accepts dragging a file, picking one from the file browser, or pasting from the clipboard, useful when the QR code arrived as a screenshot in a chat.
No, the tool only decodes and checks the code, it does not process payments. The copy PIX code button is meant for pasting into your own banking app, where the payment is actually confirmed.
Your browser does not support camera capture. Use the image upload mode.
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Everything runs in your browser: the camera images, the uploaded files and the QR code decoding never touch a server. The scan history is saved locally (localStorage) on this device only.