0% IOF on everything.
Not a promo, it's how Ruvo works

Receive, convert, send and spend in dollars without paying IOF. Clear fees from 0.3%, right in the app.

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Ruvo has no IOF

An international bank transfer costs 4% to 8% in fees and spread, plus 3.5% IOF, and can take up to 5 days. Wise charges from 0.4% plus IOF. Nomad, 1% to 2% plus IOF. Ruvo does it all in digital dollars, which aren't subject to IOF, and charges one clear fee.

Comparison table

Name
Itaú
Wise
Nomad
Ruvo
IOF
3.5%
3.5%
3.5%
No
Fee
4% to 8%
from 0.4%
1% to 2%
0.5% (ACH)
Time
Days
Days
Days
Minutes

How it works:

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Deposit via Pix

Transfer reais from your bank account via Pix to your Ruvo account.

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Convert to dollars

Your reais become digital dollars with a clear 0.5% fee. No IOF.

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Send globally

Send to any account in the world quickly via ACH, Wire, RTP or SWIFT.

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Receive from abroad

A US account in your name. Receiving is free.

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Ruvo, a fintech do ex-Uber que facilita o 'Pix' entre Brasil e EUA

“Billions of reais are lost to unfavorable exchange rates, hidden fees and outdated infrastructure. (...) Using stablecoins, payment is nearly instant, like Pix.”

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No markups
No hidden spreads
No IOF

What it really costs

Ruvo uses the same real commercial rate for Individual and Business accounts.

Receive in reais, send to any bank in the world, or spend on your card, all from your digital dollar balance.

See what you pay — and why

Keeping your money as digital dollars in your Ruvo balance costs 0.5%, and from there you can already spend on the card, send via Pix, or convert to reais whenever you want!


You send

BRL

The recipient gets

USDC

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Learn more about IOF and Ruvo

Common questions about fees, security, and how Ruvo works day to day.

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  • Your purchases and transfers on Ruvo run on digital dollars, which aren't subject to IOF. You only pay the transaction fee, shown on screen before you confirm. As with any tax rule, this is subject to current regulation. Learn more about 0% IOF.

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  • Yes. Ruvo is backed by Y Combinator and works with regulated partners in the US and Brazil. Your wallet is self-custodial: only you control the keys and move your assets — not even Ruvo has access.

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  • Yes. The Ruvo card works worldwide, with Apple Pay and Google Pay. No fee on dollar purchases, 0% IOF.

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Wise charges from 0.4% + IOF. Ruvo: 0% IOF

At Wise, sending money abroad carries 3.5% IOF. At Ruvo, transfers run on digital dollars: 0% IOF and fees from 0.3%.

PayPal charges over 6%. Ruvo: from 0.3%

On PayPal you pay seller fees on international sales, and another 3.5% on conversion. Ruvo is a full dollar account: receive, card, Pix and 0% IOF.

Nomad charges 1% to 2% + IOF. Ruvo: from 0.3% and no IOF

At Nomad, the fee depends on your program level and IOF is 3.5%. At Ruvo, one clear fee and 0% IOF.

BTG charges IOF. Ruvo: 0% IOF, in digital dollars

BTG runs on SWIFT, with 3.5% IOF plus spread. Ruvo removes IOF by using digital dollars.

Inter charges IOF. Ruvo: no IOF and no hidden markup

Inter charges IOF and adds a markup on international operations. At Ruvo: real commercial rate, fees from 0.3% and 0% IOF.

International transfers with no IOF

Banks charge 4% to 8% in fees and spread, plus IOF. Ruvo: fees from 0.3%, 0% IOF and money in your account in minutes.

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Start using Ruvo today and take control of your money.