Is it risky to show my CPF as a key?

It reveals part of your CPF to payers; a random key or e-mail is more private.

Is it as valid as the bank's QR?

Yes, it follows the same Central Bank BR Code standard.

Is This Pix QR Code Generator Safe? What the Code Contains

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Yes. A static Pix QR code only contains public payment details: your Pix key, receiver name, city, and the amount, identifier and description if you fill them in, which is the same information your bank app puts in its own QR code. Nobody can take money out of your account with it; it can only be used to pay you. This generator builds the code in your browser, so the key is never sent to Utilorca. As a payer, always check the name shown in your bank app before confirming.

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Key type Pix key

Receiver nameCity Amount (optional)Identifier (optional) Description (optional)

Pix copy and paste code

Test by paying a small amount from another account before printing.

Step by step

Check that the key, name and city are correct.
Generate the code; it stays in your browser.
Test with a small payment.

At a glance

Question	Answer	Why
Can someone steal money with my QR?	No	It only receives payments
Is my key sent to a server?	No	Generated in the browser
Can a fake sign redirect payments?	Yes, if swapped	Payers should check the name

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