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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!
When it comes to sending money internationally, three things matter most: knowing the exchange rate, understanding your delivery options, and being able to track your transfer from start to finish.
Whether you’re sending to a bank account, card, or mobile wallet, Paysend makes the process fast, secure and transparent – and gives you full visibility every step of the way. Here’s how.
Paysend offers multiple ways to transfer money to Mexico, including cash pickup at Elektra and Banco Azteca, two of Mexico’s most popular and convenient cash pickup networks. With over 1,900 locations available, it’s easy for your recipient to collect cash at a time and place that suits them. Whether you’re supporting loved ones or sending a special gift, Elektra and Banco Azteca provide secure and reliable cash pickup services across Mexico.
If you’re wondering how to transfer money from the USA to Mexico, Paysend has you covered with a wide network of cash pickup points. Here’s how you can make a transfer and take advantage of our extensive network.
Home isn’t just a place — it’s a feeling. And sometimes, it’s a plate of tacos, a bowl of pozole, or the scent of freshly made tortillas that brings that feeling rushing back. When you move abroad, you know you’ll miss your family and friends... but no one tells you how much you'll crave the simple joy of your favorite dish.
At Paysend, we know how powerful those connections are. Whether it’s a comforting meal or sending money back home to support the people you love, it’s the small things that keep you close — no matter the distance. That’s why we make international money transfers simple, fast and affordable, so you can stay connected to the traditions (and the people) that matter most.
There’s something truly special about Mexican food — the flavor, the ritual, the memories. Even if you’ve emigrated to New York — with its global cuisine and endless dining options — nothing compares to the real taste of home. Sure, you might find a decent taco truck or even a mole on the menu, but unless you’re home, it’s never quite the same. And if you’ve got dietary restrictions? You’ll be happy to know that many traditional dishes are naturally wheat-free — so finding Mexican food that is gluten free isn’t as hard as it sounds.
