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Discover business in Mexico

As the 2nd largest economy and e-commerce market in the region, Mexico is a particularly strategic country for businesses looking to grow in Latin America. Worldline can help you access this thriving market with ease and do business like a local.

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129,000,000+

Population

74%

Internet penetration

$49.6 Bn

E-commerce market size

27%

CAGR (2020-2025)

Preferred Payment Methods

E-commerce by Device Type

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Cards

Cards dominate the Mexican payment landscape. We can help you access the most relevant international and local cards in Mexico.

Cash-Based Payments

OXXO enables consumers to pay through a cash voucher at affiliated stores. Learn more about OXXO and other cash-based payment products.

E-wallets

E-wallets comprise 10% of the Mexican payment landscape. Learn more about Mercado Pago, the most widely used digital wallet in Mexico.

Bank Transfers

Bank transfers comprise 2% of the Mexican payment landscape.
Discover our bank transfer products.

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Cross-Border Remittance Solution

Worldline has been doing business in Latin America for over 20 years. We understand the challenges and risks involved and we enable you to process payments locally in Mexico without needing a local entity. Worldline's Cross-Border Remittance solution provides:

Access to local payment methods and currencies

Recurring payments

Instalment capabilities 

Higher approval rates with local acquiring

Fund remittance out of Latin America in USD or EUR 

Simplified taxation, risk, and compliance

No local entity required 

One integration into multiple markets

It pays to change.

See how Worldline Local Collect can cut costs and boost efficiency in your global operation.

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