The Mexican peso has no domestic instant rail in the U.CASH set, but it is served twice over on-chain: two regulated peso tokens trade here, and the card processors settle pesos worldwide.
Rails settle it at checkout; pegged tokens settle it on-chain. Both live on the same non-custodial U.CASH checkout.
Peso checkouts can offer cards through your own Stripe or Verifone account; crypto rails and the peso tokens cover buyers who settle on-chain.
Worldwide. Card processing via your own account.
Worldwide. Card processing via your own account.
Two peso stablecoins trade on U.CASH: MXNB and MXNe, each issued 1:1 against pesos. A peso checkout can settle on-chain with no FX step at all.
Pegged 1:1 to the mexican peso. Accept it, swap it, hold it non-custodially.
Pegged 1:1 to the mexican peso. Accept it, swap it, hold it non-custodially.
A store, a payment link, or an embedded checkout on U.CASH Pay lists what buyers can pay with. Card processing covers MXN buyers through your own processor account.
Your prices stay denominated in Mexican Peso. The checkout derives the crypto amount live at payment time when a buyer pays with a digital asset, and the MXN figure is what your ledger reconciles against.
Card buyers settle through your processor, and buyers paying the MXN-pegged token settle on-chain to your wallet. Each payment arrives with its reference and transaction detail in the record.
Hold receipts, convert them on a schedule, or pay out through the rails that reach your bank. Nothing about the currency choice locks the treasury path.
Reach, flow mode, and what each rail asks of the buyer, from the rail registry.
A practical composition for a Mexican Peso merchant: the local rail wins domestic transactions on cost and speed, cards cover the buyers who reach for plastic, and the MXN peg family carries cross-border settlement without correspondent banks. Offer all of them from one checkout and let each payment find its natural path; the invoice stays in MXN whichever leg carries it.
2 MXN-pegged tokens trade on U.CASH: MXNB, MXNe. They settle as standard tokens on their chains, so a Mexican Peso receipt can arrive on-chain without any bank in the loop, and the peg holds the token and the currency equivalent for accounting. Deeper families also give checkout redundancy: any member serves a MXN corridor.
Countries served by the Mexican Peso rails on U.CASH.
Bank rails for the checkout, pegged tokens for on-chain settlement, one non-custodial platform.