Accessing the Boletos page
To open the Boletos page, click Payments → Boletos from the left-side menu. The page displays boletos in a data table, with the following columns:
- ID: the boleto identifier.
- Type: the boleto type.
- Amount: the boleto amount.
- Due date: the date the boleto is due.
- Status: the current lifecycle state (see States).
- Created at: the date when you issued the boleto.
- Actions: the cancel action, when the state allows it.
Issuing a boleto
To issue a boleto, click the Issue new boleto button on the top-right of the Boletos page. A side panel opens. Choose the issuance type that fits your use case:
Boleto types
Single boleto
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From the Boletos page, click Issue new boleto.
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Select the Single tab.
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Fill in the fields:
- Amount (required): the boleto value (R$).
- Due date (required): the date the payer must pay the boleto. It cannot be in the past.
- Account ID (required): the Midaz account to associate with the boleto.
- Type (required): Traditional, the only type the service accepts.
- CPF / CNPJ (required): the payer’s tax document.
- Full name (required): the full name of the payer.
- Street (required): payer’s street address.
- Number (required): address number.
- Complement (optional): apartment, suite, or additional address info.
- Neighborhood (required): payer’s neighborhood.
- City (required): payer’s city.
- UF (required): payer’s state.
- ZIP code (required): payer’s ZIP code.
- Instructions (optional): payment instructions for the boleto.
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Click Issue boleto.
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The boleto’s details page opens. When the provider returns the digitable line and the barcode, the Payment data card shows them.
Batch
The Batch tab lets you issue up to 10 boletos at once. Each entry is sent individually to the provider. For each entry, fill in: Amount, Due date, Account ID, CPF / CNPJ, and Full name. Use Add entry to add more entries. The counter shows how many entries you queued (for example,1 / 10 entries).
Click Issue batch to submit all entries.
Boleto states
A boleto moves through the following states:
- Pending: the provider has not confirmed the boleto yet.
- Created: the provider registered the boleto and the payer can pay it.
- Settled: the payer paid the boleto.
- Canceled: the boleto was canceled before payment.
- Inactivated: the provider inactivated the boleto. The payer can no longer pay it.
- Failed: the boleto issuance did not complete (see Error handling).
Canceling a boleto
You can cancel a boleto in the Created state. Click the cancel icon in the Actions column, or Cancel boleto on the details page. Enter a Reason and click Cancel boleto to confirm.
Error handling
The form checks each field before it sends the request. If the service refuses the request, an error message appears. A boleto whose issuance did not complete shows the Failed state. Its details page shows the Failure details in the Status history.

