Overview

Amazon's Brazilian marketplace (Amazon.com.br) offers international sellers access to one of Latin America's largest e-commerce markets. Setting up and managing a Brazil seller account requires specific adjustments to account information, payment methods, and business addresses. This reference guide covers what international sellers need to know to get their Amazon Brazil account properly configured.

Key Points / What Sellers Need to Know

• Unified login credentials — Your sign-in email and password for Amazon Brazil are the same as your existing Amazon seller account. There is no need to create a separate set of credentials to access the Brazilian marketplace.
• Account switching — You can switch between your regional Amazon accounts by selecting Amazon.com.br from the top navigation menu in Seller Central. This makes it straightforward to manage multiple marketplaces from a single login.
• Payment method adjustments — International sellers must configure payment methods that are compatible with the Brazilian marketplace, including setting up a bank account that can receive disbursements in Brazilian Real (BRL) or through Amazon's currency conversion service.
• Currency conversion and transfers — Amazon applies specific terms and conditions for converting sales revenue from BRL to your home currency. Sellers should review the conversion rates and transfer schedules, as these may differ from other Amazon marketplaces.
• Business address requirements — Sellers need to provide both a primary business address and a registered address when setting up their Brazil account. These addresses are used for tax documentation, customer-facing information, and regulatory compliance.

How Account Switching Works

International sellers who already operate on other Amazon marketplaces will find that their Brazil account is linked to their existing global seller credentials. After logging into Seller Central, sellers can navigate to the marketplace switcher located in the top menu bar and select Amazon.com.br. Once you switch to the Brazilian storefront, all Seller Central features and dashboards will reflect your Brazil-specific data, including orders, inventory, and account health metrics. This unified approach simplifies multi-marketplace management, though sellers should be aware that certain settings — such as payment methods, shipping configurations, and return addresses — must be configured separately for the Brazilian marketplace.