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Coverage · Latin America

Latin America: instant payment methods are the norm.

PIX, SPEI, Bre-B and Argentina’s instant transfer settle in minutes and run 24/7. Lexxen connects all four, both ways, with the rate locked before you confirm.

Operate in Latin America
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Countries
BRL · MXN · COP · ARS
Currencies
  • PIXBRL
  • SPEIMXN
  • Bre-BCOP
  • Instant transferARS
Payment methods

Instant by default

All four payment methods in the region settle in minutes, weekends and holidays included.

Both ways

The same corridor collects from clients and pays suppliers. The direction changes, the payment method doesn’t.

No local entity

Nothing is incorporated abroad. In Mexico and Colombia, the account is in your company’s name; in Brazil and Argentina, money moves through the local payment method, with no named account.

Locked rate

Commercial rate on screen, fee shown separately. In Argentina, the desk sets the number before you confirm.

Countries · Latin America

This is the full list. Outside it, Lexxen doesn’t promise reach: a country only joins when the corridor is live.

4 countries

The payment methods that run the operation.

In and out, the same payment method the local bank uses. In between, stablecoin as a 24/7 settlement layer.

Instant transfer (CBU/CVU)

Argentina’s instant transfer, by CBU at a bank or CVU at a digital account, settled in minutes.

minutes · 24/7

PIX

The Central Bank of Brazil’s instant payment. Runs 24/7, by key or QR code, at any Brazilian bank.

up to 30 min · 24/7

Bre-B · Bank transfer

Colombia’s instant payment from Banco de la República, with bank transfer as a fallback.

< 5 min · 24/7

SPEI

Banco de México’s electronic payment system. Instant and available 24/7, at any Mexican bank.

< 5 min · 24/7

Corridors by currency.

Each corridor has its own page, with a live rate, timing and FAQs.

Collect and pay

Mexican peso payments

An MXN account in your company's name to collect from customers in Mexico over SPEI and pay suppliers in pesos over the same corridor, settling in minutes with the commercial rate locked before you confirm.

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Payments in Argentina

Collect from customers in Argentina through the local payment method and pay Argentine suppliers over the same corridor, settling in minutes with the rate locked before you confirm.

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What people ask before signing up.

Is there a named account in Mexico, Colombia or Argentina?
In Mexico and Colombia, yes: the Mexican peso (MXN) and Colombian peso (COP) accounts are in your company’s name, and your client pays over SPEI or Bre-B like paying any local supplier. In Argentina and Brazil, no: the corridor collects and pays through the local payment method both ways, without an account in your company’s name.
Can I send from one Latin American country to another without going through Brazil?
Yes. Across the six currencies with local payment methods, the flow is open: the amount crosses as stablecoin and goes out through the destination’s payment method, without turning into reais in between.
How long does it take?
SPEI and Bre-B usually settle in under 5 minutes, and PIX within 30 minutes, all 24/7. In Argentina, the instant transfer also settles in minutes; the rate is set by the desk because of the FX regime.
Europe35 countriesNorth America1 countryAsia1 country

Taking your operation to another country?

Tell us where the money comes from and where it goes. We send back corridor, price and timing in writing.

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