Mexico · Exporters · $1M+ flows

Mexican exporters: get paid in USD, CAD as a local.

Your US and Canadian buyers pay a named business account on their own domestic rails. You receive in full, with proof — not an international wire arriving short.

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Your Receiving Accounts

United StatesUSD · ACH · Fedwire

CanadaCAD · EFT · Interac · Wire

Arrive in full

The invoice says one number. The wire should too.

Your buyer pays like a domestic transfer

A named account with local details, on the rails your buyer already uses — no correspondent chain, no deductions along the way.

Proof and reference on every receipt

Every payment carries its rail, reference, and settlement record — reconciliation your finance team and your buyer's finance team both accept.

Hold, convert, or pay onward

Keep balances in the currency you were paid, convert at a pre-agreed margin, or pay suppliers onward — with a named human owning the payment when it needs one.

The journey of one receipt

BUYER'S USD

paid as a domestic transfer

YOUR NAMED ACCOUNT

received in full, with proof

MONTERREY

hold, convert, or pay onward

FX at a pre-agreed margin when you convert. Onward payment availability varies by corridor and account setup.

Built for

EXP

Mexican exporters invoicing US and Canadian buyers

Recurring receivables in USD, CAD where arriving in full and reconciling cleanly matter operationally.

MFG

Manufacturers releasing goods against payment

Settlement proof both sides accept, so production and shipping decisions do not wait on a wire nobody can trace.

OPS

Finance teams that need a human when it matters

Short-paid, delayed, or unexplained receipts get ownership by name, not only an app status.

Stop losing margin between the invoice and the wire.

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Accounts for Mexican businesses are subject to onboarding, due diligence, and ongoing compliance review. Some industries and destinations are not supported — see what we do not support.

Unicorn Currencies Limited is registered with FINTRAC as a Money Services Business and with the Bank of Canada as a Payment Service Provider under the Retail Payment Activities Act. Where regulated payment services are required in a given jurisdiction, they are delivered through regulated partner arrangements. Verify us →