Renda FII API integration services (FII dividends · Open Finance Brasil)

Protocol analysis, OpenData ingestion, and production-ready APIs around the Renda FII app, B3 corporate-events feeds, and the Brazilian Fundos Imobiliarios ecosystem.

From $300 · Pay-per-call available
OpenData · Open Finance Brasil · FII protocol analysis · B3 / CVM ingestion

Turn Renda FII portfolio and dividend data into a clean, queryable API your stack can use

Renda FII (developed by Takamura Labs) is one of Brazil's most-used FII trackers, with 100K+ Android installs and a 4.7-star Google Play rating. It tells investors how much each Fundo de Investimento Imobiliario will pay and when, derived from the public reports published daily by B3 (BM&F Bovespa). We deliver protocol analysis and integration services around that data so wealth-tech, accounting, and tax platforms can query it programmatically.

Portfolio & average-price sync — Pull the user's FII positions, share counts, and the per-FII average price (an option enabled in the app's settings as of December 2025) into your back office or dashboard.
Dividend forecast API — Read the announced and projected payments per ticker, with the cut-off date for purchase to be entitled to that month's distribution — the exact data Renda FII surfaces on its home screen.
Past-earnings ledger — Mirror the "previous months" history view added in February 2024, useful for IR (Imposto de Renda) reporting and yield-on-cost analytics.
Open Finance Brasil bridge — Reconcile broker-side investment positions exposed via Phase 4 of Open Finance Brasil with the FII payment schedule the app tracks.

Feature modules

FII portfolio API

Read and write the user's wallet: ticker, share count, average price, broker tag. Mirrors the structure Renda FII exposes after its late-2025 average-price update, so existing app users can migrate or duplicate data without re-entering it.

Dividend forecast endpoint

Returns expected and confirmed monthly payouts per ticker, derived from B3 corporate-event filings and CVM Informes Mensais. Useful for cash-flow forecasting, fee-on-yield calculators, and "estimated monthly income" widgets like the one Renda FII shows on the home tab.

Payment-history exporter

Exports the per-FII payment ledger as JSON, CSV, Excel, or PDF — ideal for feeding accounting tools and Imposto de Renda software, where Brazilian investors must declare FII rendimentos on a monthly basis.

Alert webhooks

Triggers your backend when a payment date is approaching, when an announcement is published on Fundos.NET, or when a fund's distribution differs materially from its trailing average — a server-side equivalent of the in-app dividend alerts.

Backup/restore migration

Renda FII already supports CSV import and "send to email / drive" backup. We standardize that payload into a versioned schema so platforms like Mais Retorno, Gorila, Kinvo, or in-house tools can ingest it cleanly.

B3 / CVM enrichment

Joins Renda FII data with public B3 sources (IFIX composition, ranking de FIIs mais negociados — the 2025 list led by KNCR11, XPML11, CPLG11, MXRF11) and CVM Informes so consumers get one record per ticker, including liquidity and segment classification.

Data available for integration

The table below summarizes the structured data we can expose, mapped to the Renda FII screen or upstream public source it originates from. This is the OpenData inventory most fintech and wealth-tech consumers ask for.

Data typeSource (screen / feed)GranularityTypical use
FII positions (ticker, qty, avg. price)"Meus FIIs" portfolio screenPer user / per tickerWealth dashboards, broker reconciliation
Announced dividend per cotaB3 corporate-event filings (daily)Per ticker / per monthYield analytics, MXRF11/HGLG11/KNCR11 income forecasts
Payment date & ex-dateBM&F Bovespa public reportsPer ticker / per eventCash-flow planning, next-payout widgets
Buy-by cut-off date"Quando vou receber" tabPer monthTrade-decision automation, Telegram bots
Past payments ledger"Histórico" tab (added Feb 2024)Per ticker / per pay-dateImposto de Renda 2025 declaration, yield-on-cost
Estimated monthly income (BRL or %)Home dashboardPer portfolioPersonal finance apps, FIRE calculators
Fund metadata (segment, P/VP, last quote)Enrichment via brapi / Dados de Mercado / OkaneBoxPer tickerScreeners, IFIX composition reports

Typical integration scenarios

  1. Wealth-tech consolidation — A platform like a private bank or a multi-broker dashboard wants to merge a customer's positions held at the broker (read via Open Finance Brasil Phase 4, which since 2023 has covered investment funds, CDBs, Tesouro Direto and equities) with the user's manually curated Renda FII wallet. Our endpoint returns one canonical position list per ticker, deduplicated by share count and avg. price.
  2. Tax (Imposto de Renda) automation — An accounting product needs every FII rendimento received in the calendar year, broken down by month and by ticker. We pipe the payment-history ledger straight into the IR engine, including the cut-off rules required for Brazilian declaration.
  3. Cash-flow forecasting for FIRE / passive-income users — Personal finance apps targeting the "viver de FII" community pull the next 30 / 60 / 90-day payout forecast (the exact view Renda FII shows) and roll it into their monthly budget projections.
  4. Distribution anomaly alerts — A risk tool monitors the per-cota payment versus the trailing 12-month average and pushes a webhook when a fund (e.g. MXRF11, BTLG11, KNIP11) materially deviates, so analysts can react before the market opens.
  5. Migration between trackers — Users moving from Renda FII to (or from) Finy FII, Mais Retorno, Kinvo, Status Invest, Investidor 10 or My Fiis often need a one-shot export. Our converter takes the Renda FII CSV/JSON backup and normalizes it into the target schema, preserving avg. price and history.

Technical implementation

Below are example payloads we deliver. Auth uses a customer-issued bearer token; rate limits and idempotency keys are documented in the OpenAPI spec we ship with the source code.

1) Portfolio sync (read avg. price + positions)

POST /api/v1/rendafii/portfolio
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "user_ref": "u_29381",
  "include_avg_price": true,
  "include_segment": true
}

200 OK
{
  "user_ref": "u_29381",
  "positions": [
    {"ticker": "MXRF11", "qty": 1200, "avg_price": 9.84, "segment": "Recebiveis"},
    {"ticker": "HGLG11", "qty":   45, "avg_price": 158.72, "segment": "Logistica"},
    {"ticker": "KNCR11", "qty":  300, "avg_price": 102.10, "segment": "Recebiveis"}
  ],
  "updated_at": "2026-04-15T03:12:00-03:00"
}

2) Dividend forecast (next month)

GET /api/v1/rendafii/dividends?user_ref=u_29381&month=2026-05
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

200 OK
{
  "month": "2026-05",
  "expected_total_brl": 1843.27,
  "items": [
    {"ticker": "MXRF11", "per_cota": 0.10, "qty": 1200, "amount": 120.00, "pay_date": "2026-05-15", "buy_by": "2026-04-30"},
    {"ticker": "HGLG11", "per_cota": 1.05, "qty":   45, "amount":  47.25, "pay_date": "2026-05-14", "buy_by": "2026-04-30"},
    {"ticker": "KNCR11", "per_cota": 1.18, "qty":  300, "amount": 354.00, "pay_date": "2026-05-13", "buy_by": "2026-04-29"}
  ],
  "source": "B3 / Fundos.NET"
}

3) Webhook on new announcement

POST https://your-app.example.com/hooks/rendafii
X-Signature: t=...,v1=...
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "event": "fii.distribution.announced",
  "ticker": "BTLG11",
  "per_cota": 0.78,
  "ex_date": "2026-04-30",
  "pay_date": "2026-05-12",
  "source_url": "https://fnet.bmfbovespa.com.br/...",
  "received_at": "2026-04-26T18:42:11-03:00"
}

# error envelope (standardized across endpoints)
{
  "error": {"code": "rate_limited", "message": "60 req/min exceeded", "retry_after": 12}
}

Compliance & privacy

Brazilian FII data sits at the intersection of capital-markets disclosure rules and personal-data protection. Our integrations are built to align with the LGPD (Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados, Lei 13.709/2018), CVM disclosure norms, and — where an upstream broker is involved — the Open Finance Brasil framework, currently on its 4th phase covering investments, with version 7.0 of the Open Finance APIs Manual published in 2025 under BCB Normative Instruction nº 615 and built on the FAPI security profile. Consents are granular and time-boxed (up to 12 months), audit logs are persisted, and no payload is retained beyond the contracted scope.

Data flow / architecture

The standard pipeline is intentionally short and inspectable:

  1. Source — Renda FII protocol surface + B3 corporate events + CVM Informes Mensais (Fundos.NET).
  2. Ingestion — Authenticated workers pull on a cron / event basis, normalize tickers, and stamp source provenance.
  3. Storage — Append-only event store + a flattened "current state" table per user / per ticker.
  4. API output — REST endpoints + signed webhooks; optional batch CSV / Parquet drop to an S3-compatible bucket.

Market positioning & user profile

Renda FII targets Brazilian retail FII investors — a segment that, according to B3, reached 3.13 million unique cotistas by March 2026 across 434 listed funds. The user base skews mobile-first (the app ships on Android and iOS, with no web client) and centers around the "renda passiva" / FIRE community that prioritizes monthly dividend visibility. Integrators commissioning this work are typically Brazilian wealth-tech startups, IFAs, accountants serving high-volume PJ investors, content creators with FII portfolios for their audience, and overseas products covering Brazilian REITs (FIIs) for diaspora or LATAM-focused investors.

Screenshots

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Similar apps & integration landscape

The Brazilian FII tracking and consolidation ecosystem is wide, and most teams that integrate Renda FII end up touching one or more of the products below. We frame them as adjacent surfaces, not as comparisons: each holds slightly different data, and unified exports across them are a recurring ask.

Finy FII — Tracks FII positions and dividend yield with extra indicators (P/VP, monthly DY). Users moving between Finy FII and Renda FII often need an avg.-price-aware migration.
Mais Retorno — Multi-asset consolidator covering FIIs, ETFs, and funds. A common request is reconciling its dividend ledger against Renda FII's payment history.
Gorila — Portfolio consolidator across brokers. Integrators often pair Gorila's broker-side positions with Renda FII's payout forecasts.
Kinvo — Investment-tracking app with a FII module. Useful when users want a unified rendimentos export across both Kinvo and Renda FII.
Hub3 — Built by Neologia in partnership with B3. Sits closer to the official depository feed and complements Renda FII's manual-entry portfolio.
Status Invest — Web-first analytics on FIIs (segment, vacancy, DY). Often used as an enrichment layer alongside the Renda FII payment schedule.
Investidor 10 — Fundamentals and FII screeners. Pairs naturally with Renda FII for "screener + payout calendar" workflows.
Dividendos: Investimento, FIIs — Dedicated dividend-tracking app for ações, FIIs and BDRs. Comparable feature surface; integration scenarios mirror Renda FII.
Calculadora de Dividendos FIIs — Lightweight calculator for projected FII rendimentos. Often replaced or augmented by an API-driven forecast like the one we deliver.
My Fiis (myfiis.com.br) — Web-based FII tracker. Common integration target for users migrating from a mobile-only Renda FII setup.
Clube FII / Funds Explorer — Reference data and community portals for Brazilian FIIs. Frequently used as enrichment sources alongside brapi, OkaneBox, and Dados de Mercado APIs.

Deliverables checklist

  • OpenAPI 3.1 spec covering portfolio, dividends, history, webhook
  • Protocol & auth flow report (token / session / signing chain)
  • Runnable source code (Python or Node.js) for ingestion + API layer
  • CSV/JSON converters for Renda FII backup ↔ partner schemas (Finy FII, Kinvo, Mais Retorno)
  • Postman collection + automated test cases
  • LGPD & Open Finance Brasil compliance notes (consent records, retention, FAPI alignment)

Engagement workflow

  1. Scope confirmation: which endpoints, which similar-app schemas, which compliance scope.
  2. Protocol analysis & API design (2–5 business days).
  3. Build, internal validation, source-provenance checks (3–8 business days).
  4. Docs, samples, IR-export examples (1–2 business days).
  5. Typical first delivery: 5–15 business days. Open Finance Brasil sandbox approvals can extend timelines.

About us

We are an independent technical studio focused on App interface integration, OpenData / Open Finance, and authorized API analysis. Our team includes engineers from banks, brokers, payments, and protocol-analysis backgrounds, and we work specifically on Brazilian capital-markets data (FII, ETFs, ações), LATAM payment rails, and overseas integrations.

  • Capital markets, FII / ETF / equities reference and dividend data
  • Open Finance Brasil and PSD2-style account aggregation patterns
  • Source-code delivery from $300 — runnable API code + docs, paid after delivery upon satisfaction
  • Pay-per-call API billing — hosted endpoints, billed only per call, no upfront cost
  • Full pipeline: protocol analysis → build → validation → compliance review

Contact

For a quote on Renda FII integration, an Open Finance Brasil bridge, or a converter between FII trackers, send your target app and requirements:

Contact page

You only need to share the target app name and requirements. We deliver runnable API source code and documentation, or a hosted pay-per-call endpoint.

FAQ

What do you need from me to start?

The target app (Renda FII, in this case), the specific data types you want exposed (positions, dividends, history, webhooks), and any broker / Open Finance sandbox credentials you'd like us to bridge.

How long does delivery take?

Most Renda FII engagements ship a working first endpoint and docs within 5–12 business days. Bridging Open Finance Brasil (Phase 4 investments) can add time due to sandbox approval cycles.

How do you handle compliance?

Authorized or documented public sources only, LGPD-aligned consent records, audit logs, and data-minimization. NDA available on request.

Can you also integrate similar apps like Finy FII, Kinvo, or Mais Retorno?

Yes — we frequently ship migration converters and unified APIs that span multiple FII trackers in a single deliverable.
Original app overview (appendix) — Renda FII Fundos Imobiliarios

Renda FII (package com.takamuralabs.meusfiis) is a Brazilian mobile app developed by Milton Eiji Takamura under Takamura Labs. It is designed for investors who hold Fundos de Investimento Imobiliarios (FIIs) and want monthly visibility into how much each fund will pay and when. Data is updated daily from public reports published by BM&F Bovespa (now B3).

  • Portfolio entry: register tickers, share count, and (since the December 2025 update) the average buy price per FII.
  • Payout calendar: per-FII payment dates, amounts, and the cut-off date by which an investor must hold the cota to be entitled to that month's distribution.
  • Estimated monthly income, in BRL or as a percentage, with pull-to-refresh on the home screen.
  • Per-FII payment history view (added February 2024) for prior months — useful for IR (Imposto de Renda) declarations.
  • Send earnings to email or cloud drive; CSV import of transactions; portfolio export for backup.
  • Available on Android (Google Play, 100K+ installs, 4.7 rating) and iOS (App Store).
  • This page describes a technical integration positioning around the app's data; Renda FII remains the property of its developer.