Bigger Transfers, Bigger Smiles: Walmart Mexico Increases Cash Pickup Limits
At Paysend, we’re always working to make international money transfers easy, fast and convenient for you — and now, sending money to Mexico just got even more convenient.
Starting April 1, 2025, Walmart Mexico has increased its cash pickup limit from $1300 USD to $1800 USD per transfer. That means your loved ones can now pick up more money in one go — with less hassle and fewer trips to Walmart!
What’s changed?
- Old limit: $1300 per transfer
- New limit: $1800 per transfer (effective from 1 April 2025)
Whether you're supporting family, paying bills, or sending a special gift, it’s now easy to get the right amount home safely and securely.
If you’ve ever wondered how to send money to Mexico, Paysend has you covered — with fast, secure, and low-cost transfers.
Why this matters for you
- Send larger amounts in one transfer – no need to split payments into smaller transactions.
- Fewer trips for your recipient to collect money at Walmart locations.
- More flexibility when managing family finances or urgent expenses.
- Same fast, low-cost transfers you already love with Paysend — now with even more convenience!
When you're sending money to Mexico, it’s important to have reliable options. Walmart is one of the US’ most popular brands, and now, with a higher limit, it's even easier to help your loved ones when they need it most.
How to do Cash pickup at Walmart
When sending money to Mexico via cash pick up at Walmart, follow these easy steps:
- Open the Paysend app or log in via the Paysend website. Don’t have an account? There’s no cost to sign up! Sign up here.
- Select Mexico as your destination
- Choose ‘Cash pickup’ as the delivery method - you’ll see a low $2.99 USD fee
- Pick Walmart from the list of available pickup partners - you’ll see a list of Walmart locations available to visit
- Enter your recipient’s details and the transfer amount - make sure the name and surname are exactly as their ID.
- Choose your payment method
- Confirm and send - Review all the details and hit send - your transfer will be sent within minutes.
Paysend gives you a smooth, transparent, and reliable way to transfer money to Mexico — whether it’s for urgent expenses, celebrations, or just to send a little love back home.
And now, with Walmart’s increased $1800 cash pickup limit, it’s a great choice if you’re looking to send larger amounts of money.
Steps for a successful Cash Pickup
After you’ve sent the transfer, your recipient in Guatemala will need to do the following:
- Visit one of the cash pickup locations
The recipient can go to any location of the brand of bank you choose. - Provide the cash pickup code to your recipient
Once the transaction is available for pickup, we will make the pickup code available to you in the transaction details. You will need to send this code to your recipient for them to share at the pickup location.
- The pickup code can be found by clicking the ‘notify recipient’ link on the transfer details screen.
- The Pickup code is referenced as ‘UniTeller pickup code’.
- If asked, the recipient should mention our partner ‘UniTeller’. - Provide an official valid photo ID
The recipient will need to provide a valid ID - a Passport or IFE - at the cash pickup location.
Stay connected with Paysend
From flexible transfer options to trusted pickup locations, Paysend makes it simple to support your loved ones across the miles. Because when it comes to sending money to Mexico, you deserve a service that’s fast, secure and designed around you.
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