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March 27th, 2026 Improved The separate Direct Pix and Indirect Pix plugins have been consolidated into a single product: Pix Switch. Instead of choosing between two different plugins, you now configure one unified component that adapts to your participation model through a Provider Adapter Layer. Whether you connect directly to BACEN or operate through an indirect participant, Pix Switch handles both flows.

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What changed

  • New Pix Switch page explaining the unified architecture, deployment model, and provider adapter pattern
  • New Participation Models page detailing the differences between direct and indirect participation and how Pix Switch supports both
  • The previous “Direct Pix” and “Indirect Pix” overview pages have been removed
  • The Pix overview now introduces Pix Switch as the entry point for Pix on the Lerian platform

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Why it matters

If you were evaluating or integrating with Direct Pix or Indirect Pix separately, the new structure gives you a single starting point. Your implementation won’t change fundamentally — the consolidation is at the documentation and product framing level — but it’s now easier to understand how Pix works end-to-end regardless of your participation model.