Overview
This reference provides a unified matrix of every country supported by Yuno, covering payment method availability, required customer fields, provider coverage, regulatory obligations, card brand support, and settlement calendars. Use this document to plan integrations, validate payloads, and understand compliance requirements per market.Actual payment method and provider availability depends on your merchant configuration and agreements. Enable providers in Dashboard > Connections. Data in this document reflects general platform capabilities and may vary by account.
Key LatAm Markets
The following seven countries represent Yuno’s primary Latin American coverage with the deepest provider and payment method support.Brazil (BR)
Quick Facts
Payment Methods Available
Required Customer Fields
Regulatory Requirements
- 3DS: Recommended but not mandated by regulation. Networks (Visa, MC) may mandate on high-risk transactions.
- KYC/AML: BACEN (Central Bank) requires CPF/CNPJ for all electronic payments. PIX transactions require tax ID for sender and receiver.
- Transaction Limits: PIX: configurable per institution (typical default R$1,000 nocturnal limit for individuals). Boleto: no regulatory cap but issuer limits apply.
- Data Residency: LGPD (Lei Geral de Protecao de Dados) applies. Personal data of Brazilian residents must follow LGPD consent and processing rules.
- Installments: Credit cards support 2-12 installments (issuer-dependent). Interest-free installments require merchant agreement.
Available Providers
Card Brand Support
Settlement Calendar. Key Holidays
Mexico (MX)
Quick Facts
Payment Methods Available
Required Customer Fields
Regulatory Requirements
- 3DS: Not mandated by regulation. Recommended for cross-border and high-value transactions.
- KYC/AML: CNBV (banking commission) requires RFC for high-value transactions. LFPIORPI applies to transactions above ~MXN $50,000.
- Transaction Limits: OXXO: MXN $10,000 per voucher. SPEI: no regulatory cap for authenticated transfers.
- Data Residency: LFPDPPP (Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data) applies.
- Installments: MSI (Meses Sin Intereses). 3, 6, 9, 12, 18 months interest-free; requires merchant-bank agreement.
Available Providers
Card Brand Support
Settlement Calendar. Key Holidays
Colombia (CO)
Quick Facts
Payment Methods Available
Required Customer Fields
Regulatory Requirements
- 3DS: Not mandated. Recommended by card networks for international cards.
- KYC/AML: Superfinanciera requires document verification for electronic payments. CC (Cedula de Ciudadania) mandatory for domestic payers.
- Transaction Limits: Efecty: ~COP $3,000,000 per transaction. No regulatory cap on card payments but issuer limits apply.
- Data Residency: Law 1581 of 2012 (Habeas Data) governs personal data. Cross-border transfers require adequate protection.
- Installments: Credit cards support 2-36 installments (issuer-dependent).
Available Providers
Card Brand Support
Settlement Calendar. Key Holidays
Colombia has approximately 18 public holidays per year, more than most LatAm countries. Many are moved to the following Monday (“emiliani” law). Plan settlement expectations accordingly.
Argentina (AR)
Quick Facts
Payment Methods Available
Required Customer Fields
Regulatory Requirements
- 3DS: Not mandated by BCRA. Networks may require for international cards.
- KYC/AML: BCRA requires DNI/CUIT for electronic payments. UIF (Financial Intelligence Unit) reporting for transactions above ARS thresholds (adjusted periodically for inflation).
- Transaction Limits: BCRA imposes foreign currency controls. USD card payments restricted; installments in ARS only.
- Data Residency: Law 25,326 on Personal Data Protection. Cross-border data transfers require adequate protection.
- Installments: “Cuotas”. 2-12 installments common. “Ahora 12” government program supports 3, 6, 12 installments with regulated interest.
Available Providers
Card Brand Support
Settlement Calendar. Key Holidays
Chile (CL)
Quick Facts
Payment Methods Available
Required Customer Fields
Regulatory Requirements
- 3DS: Not mandated. Transbank (local acquirer) handles its own authentication via Webpay flow.
- KYC/AML: CMF (Financial Market Commission) requires RUT for electronic payments. UAF reporting for large transactions.
- Transaction Limits: No specific regulatory caps on card payments. Cash voucher limits set by provider.
- Data Residency: Law 19,628 on Personal Data Protection. New data protection bill (in progress) may introduce stricter requirements.
- Installments: Credit cards support 2-12 installments. “Sin interes” (interest-free) requires merchant agreement.
Available Providers
Card Brand Support
Settlement Calendar. Key Holidays
Peru (PE)
Quick Facts
Payment Methods Available
Required Customer Fields
Regulatory Requirements
- 3DS: Not mandated by SBS. Recommended for cross-border transactions.
- KYC/AML: SBS (Superintendence of Banking) requires DNI/RUC for electronic payments. UIF reporting for transactions above PEN 10,000.
- Transaction Limits: PagoEfectivo: varies by agent network. No regulatory cap on cards.
- Data Residency: Law 29,733 (Personal Data Protection). Cross-border transfers require APDP authorization or adequate protection.
- Installments: Credit cards support 2-12 installments. Interest terms set by issuer.
Available Providers
Card Brand Support
Settlement Calendar. Key Holidays
Uruguay (UY)
Quick Facts
Payment Methods Available
Required Customer Fields
Regulatory Requirements
- 3DS: Not mandated. BCU (Central Bank) does not require 3DS but networks may enforce.
- KYC/AML: BCU requires CI/RUT for electronic payments. UIAF reporting for transactions above thresholds defined by BCU.
- Transaction Limits: Cash voucher limits vary by provider. No specific regulatory cap on cards.
- Data Residency: Law 18,331 (Data Protection). URCDP oversees compliance. Cross-border transfers require adequate protection.
- Installments: Credit cards support 2-12 installments. “Ley de Inclusion Financiera” promotes electronic payment adoption.
Available Providers
Card Brand Support
Settlement Calendar. Key Holidays
Secondary Markets
The following countries have more limited payment method and provider coverage. Card payments (Visa, Mastercard) are available in all markets below.European, Asia Pacific, and Africa/Middle East coverage is expanding. Contact your Yuno account manager for the latest availability. Currently supported regions include select markets in Spain (ES), Portugal (PT), United Kingdom (GB), India (IN), and Nigeria (NG).
Cross-Country Comparison Matrix
A side-by-side comparison of capabilities across the seven key LatAm markets.Regulatory Compliance Summary
3DS is not mandated by any LatAm regulator as of 2026. However, card networks (Visa, Mastercard) may enforce 3DS on specific transaction types, particularly cross-border. Enabling 3DS shifts fraud liability to the issuer and typically improves approval rates for international cards.