Send money to Mexico from Canada

Submit a government-issued ID to complete this one-time FINTRAC requirement, which confirms your identity and sets your sending limit, including how much you can transfer to Mexico per transaction.

Select how your recipient receives the money — bank deposit or cash pickup — then provide the required details. For a bank deposit, that means the recipient's full legal name and their 18-digit CLABE number, which is the standard Mexican bank identifier used to route electronic transfers through the SPEI system. For cash pickup, the full legal name must match the INE or other valid Mexican government ID they'll present at the counter.

Type in the CAD amount you want to send, and the live CAD-to-MXN exchange rate, along with the exact pesos your recipient will receive, appear on screen before you proceed what you confirm is what arrives.

Fund your transfer via Interac e-Transfer, EFT, debit card, or bill payment; transfers above $500 CAD via e-Transfer, EFT, or bill payment incur no service fee

One screen shows the MXN amount, the exchange rate, and the fee — once you confirm, the amount is final, and the transfer begins moving toward Mexico immediately.

Watch your money move from Canada to a bank account at BBVA México, Santander México, Citibanamex, or HSBC México, or to a cash pickup counter at Walmart, 7-Eleven, or Farmacias Guadalajara with live updates at every stage.

Your Visa or Mastercard debit processes the payment immediately, so the transfer to Mexico starts the moment you confirm — the right call when your family in Mexico City, Guadalajara, or Monterrey needs money the same day.

Send the e-Transfer through your banking app the way you would to any contact, and once it arrives on our end, it's applied to your transfer and dispatched toward Mexico within minutes.

Pay through your bank's online portal or at a branch — a one-business-day method well suited to planned, recurring transfers to Mexico, where eliminating the fee matters more than same-day speed.

Link your Canadian bank account and let the funds pull automatically, which makes EFT the most hands-off method for anyone sending to Mexico on a regular schedule — especially for families covering rent, groceries, utilities, or school fees back home.

Enter your card details via the app or web, and the payment clears as a card transaction rather than a bank pull, locking in funds on the spot so the transfer to Mexico starts without waiting on your bank's processing cycle.

Top up your CAD balance ahead of time, and every future transfer to Mexico fires the moment you confirm — no funding lag, no bank dependency, and no processing queue between you and the send.

Live rates that refresh in real time, carrying a 0.3 to 0.5% margin instead of the 3 to 4% spread banks build into wire conversions — your family in Mexico receives more pesos on every transfer, and the difference adds up the more frequently you send.

Transfer above $500 CAD via Interac e-Transfer, EFT, or bill payment, and the service fee is zero — only the rate margin applies, and the rest of your CAD converts to MXN without any additional charge.

Send directly to accounts at BBVA México, Santander México, HSBC México, Scotiabank México, Citibanamex, Banco Inbursa, and Afirme using CLABE, or to cash pickup at Walmart, 7-Eleven, Farmacias Guadalajara, Farmacias Isseg, Telecomm, Banorte, Intermex, Suburbia, Caja Popular Mexicana, and Woolworths — reaching your family whether they hold a bank account or collect cash at a counter down the street.

One confirmation screen locks the exact MXN amount, the CAD to MXN rate, and the fee before the transfer moves, so the figure that your family expects is the figure that credits their account or becomes available at pickup.

Live status updates accompany every transfer from CAD debit through to MXN delivery — sent, in transit, arrived in Mexico, credited to the bank or available for pickup — so both you and your family know where the money stands at every point.