Mortgages & credit

Mortgage rate comparison

Compare mortgage rates institution by institution in Brazil and estimate your first payment. Official Banco Central do Brasil data.

Official Banco Central do Brasil rates — 19 institutions, June 2026

Regulated financing (SBPE/FGTS), capped by directed-credit rules.

R$50,000R$2,000,000

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5 years35 years
#InstitutionAnnual rateFirst payment
1CAIXA ECONOMICA FEDERAL8.06%R$3,798
2APE POUPEX8.67%R$4,001
3BANCO INTER9.41%R$4,248
4BCO DO ESTADO DO RS S.A.9.94%R$4,424
5BCO DO BRASIL S.A.10.21%R$4,514
6BCO COOPERATIVO SICREDI S.A.10.37%R$4,568
7BCO DO EST. DO PA S.A.10.46%R$4,598
8BCO BRADESCO S.A.10.49%R$4,608
9BCO BANESTES S.A.10.62%R$4,651
10BCO DO EST. DE SE S.A.10.66%R$4,664
11BANCO SICOOB S.A.10.81%R$4,714
12BRB - BCO DE BRASILIA S.A.10.89%R$4,741
13BCO SANTANDER (BRASIL) S.A.11.80%R$5,044
14ITAÚ UNIBANCO S.A.11.85%R$5,061

Estimated first payment, interest and principal only — excludes insurance and administration fees. Order follows the rate published by the Central Bank, among institutions that reported a rate that month.

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How to compare Brazilian mortgages

Rates come from the Banco Central do Brasil open dataset, which publishes the average mortgage interest rate per financial institution every month. The order banks appear in is BCB's own published rate, among institutions that reported one that month — it is not our ranking, and no position is for sale. Institutions reporting a zero rate (no lending in the period) are excluded.

The modalities are not comparable to each other: an IPCA-linked contract at 6% and a fixed-rate one at 12% are different products carrying different risk. That is why you pick a modality first and only then see a ranking. Regulated rates are directed credit (SBPE/FGTS), which is capped; market rates are freely priced.

The payment shown is the first one, interest and principal only. Under SAC it starts higher and falls over the life of the loan; under Price it is level. Insurance (MIP/DFI) and administration fees are excluded and can move the real figure substantially.

Frequently asked questions

Where do these rates come from?

The Banco Central do Brasil open dataset (interest rates on credit operations by financial institution), published monthly. We show the most recent month available.

What is the difference between regulated and market rates?

Regulated rates are directed credit (SBPE/FGTS), with rules and a cap set by the National Monetary Council. Market rates are freely priced by each bank. First-home buyers typically use the regulated line.

SAC or Price?

Under SAC the principal repayment is constant, so the payment starts higher and declines — and you pay less interest overall. Under Price the payment is level. SAC is the default at Caixa and usually works out cheaper if you can carry the opening payment.

Is the rate shown the one I will get?

Not necessarily. It is the institution's average rate for the month per BCB. Yours depends on your banking relationship, down payment, term and credit assessment — use this table to decide where to negotiate.

Why does the first payment exclude insurance?

Because MIP, DFI and administration fees vary by age, amount and institution, and BCB does not publish them. The figure here is interest and principal only — treat it as a floor, not a final number.

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