Learn how to create a static Pix QR Code, check key, recipient, city and amount, and test it before sharing.
EditFull practical documentation · edition reviewed: 26 October 2026
When this task helps
A static Pix QR Code is useful for receiving payments with a defined key and an optional amount. Always verify the recipient details shown by the banking app.
Worked example
A fixed-amount code differs from one where the payer chooses the amount. Check the key and recipient in the banking app; a name entered in the generator does not replace the bank-confirmed identity.
What to check before starting
Use a fixed amount for a standard charge or leave it open when the payer needs to choose. Test the QR Code on more than one phone before printing.
Choosing the settings
Enter the details carefully, generate and scan as a test without completing payment. Compare recipient and amount. For print, scan the real-size paper copy with strong contrast.
Limits that affect the result
A static code does not confirm receipt or automatically reconcile payments. A receipt screenshot alone does not establish that funds arrived.
Mistake to avoid
Do not share a Pix QR Code without checking recipient and amount in the banking app. The code helps fill the payment, but the payer should confirm the final details.
Illustrative example: size and quality depend on the source file.