How to Pay for Amazon in Brazil (2026)
A step-by-step guide for Brazilians who want to use Amazon without getting declined. Fund with BRL or USDC, pay in USD.
Why Brazilian Cards Get Declined on Amazon
Brazil's IOF tax on international transactions (up to 6.38%) and unfavorable bank exchange rates make every international purchase significantly more expensive than it should be.
Amazon charges Varies in USD. Brazilian bank cards often fail because of currency conversion issues, BIN blocks, or bank restrictions on international transactions. A virtual dollar card solves this permanently.
About Amazon
Amazon is the world's largest online marketplace. Shopping from outside the US requires a valid international card and often a shipping forwarder for delivery.
Price
Varies
Website
amazon.com
Payment
Visa / Mastercard (USD)
Figo fee
$0.35/transaction
How to Pay for Amazon from Brazil
Get your Figo dollar card at app.spendfigo.com
Fund your card with enough for your purchase + 10% buffer for holds
Create an Amazon.com account
Go to Account → Payment options → Add payment method
Enter your Figo card details
Shop and ship to your address or a US forwarding service (Heroshe, Shippywho, etc.)
Tips for Brazilians Using Amazon
Amazon places a temporary hold that may be slightly higher than your order total
Use a US shipping forwarder for items that don't ship internationally
Check 'Ships to [your country]' on product pages for direct international shipping
Amazon Prime free trial gives you free US shipping to your forwarder address
Why Figo Works for Brazilians
Avoid Brazil's IOF tax and bank forex markups. Figo gives you transparent USD pricing: $0.35 per transaction, no hidden tax surcharges.
$2
One-time card fee
$0
Monthly fee
$0.35
Per transaction
2 min
To get your card
Start using Amazon today
Get your Figo dollar card in 2 minutes. Never get declined on Amazon again.
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