Stake keeps its Brazil licence for now after São Paulo federal court order, with operations allowed until October 25

Stake has secured a temporary reprieve in Brazil: a federal court in São Paulo has allowed the company to keep operating under its licence until October 25, unless the court issues a different ruling before then. For high-risk PSPs, the detail that matters is simple: Brazil is still very much a live jurisdiction, and court timelines can buy time even when the regulatory picture looks tight.

1. The order came from a federal court in São Paulo and gives Stake temporary permission to keep its Brazilian licence in place.
2. The current deadline is October 25, so the company can continue operating until that date unless a new decision arrives earlier.
3. The source does not mention the underlying dispute, the regulator’s position, or whether any further filings are already on the table.