Paymig

Paymig

Paymig was formed following the 2020 acquisition of RedePay, the payment processing company Stocco Filho built, by Rede, a subsidiary of Itaú Unibanco. The exit generated liquidity that became the capital base for a single-family office with no external LPs and no obligation to market itself. Stocco Filho remains the sole investment decision-maker, operating from Brazil. The office allocates capital primarily through direct equity stakes in privately held Brazilian operating companies. Observed activity spans payments infrastructure — a domain where Stocco Filho retains technical and commercial fluency — alongside real estate, digital health, and agricultural technology. Investment structures favor common equity and convertible instruments, with no evidence of a fund-of-funds program. The footprint is domestic; confirmed holdings remain closely held and are not publicly listed. Stocco Filho maintains a low public profile. Paymig has no proprietary fund vehicles, no LinkedIn presence, and no disclosed AUM. The office does not maintain a regulatory filing footprint that would require public disclosure of its total portfolio. Operating from a single principal, the team size is presumed to be lean, supported by an investment staff and external counsel rather than a multi-tiered partnership. Paymig's structure eliminates the governance tension between a family office's long-duration capital and the quarterly reporting cycles of institutional allocators. Stocco Filho deploys his own balance sheet into Brazilian middle-market companies that require a partner fluent in payments infrastructure, regulatory licensing, and the local banking ecosystem — precisely the expertise his earlier operating career furnished.