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ACI Worldwide Teams With DLocal to Offer Latin American Payment Methods

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ACI Worldwide (ACIW) and DLocal (DLO) said Tuesday they partnered to provide global merchants with access to local payment methods in Brazil and Mexico through ACI's Payments Orchestration Platform.

Under the partnership, merchants will be able to accept payment methods, including Pix, PicPay, Mercado Pago, NuPay, OXXO and SPEI through a single integration, with planned expansion to Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru.

The partnership combines dLocal's payment network with its orchestration and fraud prevention capabilities to help merchants improve payment acceptance and expand across Latin America.

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