Cryptomonnaies en Mexico

Mexico is the largest cryptocurrency market in Latin America. To buy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, the most popular platform is Bitso, founded in Mexico and regulated by local authorities. You can also use Binance, which accepts deposits in Mexican pesos (MXN) via SPEI transfer.

The process is straightforward: create an account on an exchange, verify your identity (KYC), deposit pesos via SPEI or debit card, and buy the cryptocurrency of your choice. Fees are typically low, between 0.1% and 0.5% per trade.

Mexico has had the Fintech Law since 2018, which regulates financial technology companies, including cryptocurrency exchanges. This provides a clearer legal framework than in other countries in the region.

Mexico was a pioneer in crypto regulation in Latin America with the Fintech Law of 2018. This law requires exchanges to register with CNBV (National Banking and Securities Commission) and comply with anti-money laundering requirements. Exchanges must verify user identities and report suspicious transactions.

Cryptocurrency gains are subject to taxes. They are considered income from the sale of goods and must be declared to SAT (Tax Administration Service).