What is Rede SA? Rede SA Review, Features

What is Rede SA? Rede SA Review, Features

Rede SA , known as Redecard, is a Brazilian multi-brand acquirer with several brands in its portfolio, including credit, debit, and benefit cards.


About Rede SA

Rede SA, known as Redecard, is a Brazilian multi-brand acquirer with several brands in its portfolio, including credit, debit, and benefit cards. Its activities include merchant acquisition, transmission, processing, and settlement of credit and debit card transactions, prepayment of receivables to merchants (sales made through credit cards), leasing of POS terminals, check verification through POS terminals, credit card machines, and acquisition and transfer of transactions using coupons, private-label cards, and loyalty programs such as Multiplus.

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