Nubank (NYSE: NU) and Amazon Brazil have taken their collaboration to the next level by rolling out a complete checkout experience powered by NuPay. The update coincides with Amazon Prime Day, running from July 1 to 7, 2026, and gives eligible customers a wider range of payment choices tailored to their budgets. The move builds on the partnership launched in November 2025, which initially focused on providing Nubank customers with extra credit limits for Amazon purchases.
Now, NuPay has been fully integrated into Amazon’s checkout process, allowing users to select from multiple payment methods without leaving the platform.
This creates a more flexible shopping experience for millions of Brazilians.
At checkout, eligible Nubank customers using NuPay can pay with:
- Debit directly from their account balance
- One-time credit charge
- Interest-free installments spread across up to 12 payments
- Longer-term installments of up to 18 payments that include interest
- Access to an additional credit limit enabling installments of up to 24 payments
These options give shoppers greater control over how and when they pay, whether they prefer to settle immediately or spread costs over several months. The integration emphasizes security and privacy, with all transactions protected by Nubank’s standards for data handling.
During Prime Day, customers who complete purchases using NuPay with debit, credit, or the additional credit limit can unlock extra discounts of up to 30%.
Warm-up deals began on June 29, making the timing ideal for taking advantage of big savings on a wide range of products.
To benefit, shoppers choose NuPay as their payment method and review any available promotions or eligibility requirements, which may vary by customer profile.
Nathan Marion, Commercial Director at Nubank, highlighted the customer-focused evolution of the partnership.
He noted that the fully integrated experience reflects both companies’ dedication to simplifying the shopping process for Brazilians and expanding choice at the point of purchase through NuPay.
Leandro Santos, Payments Director at Amazon Brazil, emphasized the practical advantages.
He explained that the expanded NuPay integration now offers debit, credit, interest-free installments, and the ability to spread payments up to 24 times using the additional credit limit.
This provides more payment flexibility year-round, but especially during Prime Day, helping customers pay in a way that aligns with their individual financial situations.
The enhanced partnership comes at a time when Brazilian consumers increasingly value convenience and adaptable payment solutions in e-commerce.
By combining Amazon’s product selection with Nubank’s digital financial tools, the collaboration aims to remove friction from online shopping while supporting more accessible credit options. Nubank and Amazon Brazil are now said to be positioning this update as a step toward more personalized and convenient digital commerce.