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Comparison

Where we win — and where we don't.

A single platform for payouts, acquiring and issuing is not the cheapest answer to every single problem. Here's the honest map.

Landed cost

What $1,000 to Mexico actually delivers.

Provider typeTransfer feeFX marginRecipient gets
TotalRemit$0 over $5000.40%$1,000 → 17,350 MXN
Typical remittance app$2.991.2%–1.8%$1,000 → 17,120 MXN
High-street bank wire$25–$452.5%–4%$1,000 → 16,480 MXN
Card-based transfer$4.99 + 1.5%1.9%$1,000 → 16,890 MXN

Illustrative figures based on published market pricing at time of writing. Actual rates vary by corridor, funding method and provider promotion.

Capability

Feature-by-feature.

CapabilityTotalRemitRemittance appNeobankProcessor
Mid-market FX with disclosed margin
Merchant acquiring + payouts on one contract
Prepaid and virtual card issuing
Deposit-secured credit builder
Instant local rails (PIX, UPI, M-Pesa)
Batch payouts API with idempotency
Dedicated implementation manager
Sandbox with simulated settlement
Honesty

When another provider is the better call.

You only send tiny amounts

If you send under $50 occasionally to one country, a promotional consumer app will often beat us on that single transfer.

You need one domestic gateway only

If you never touch cross-border and never issue cards, a single-market processor will be simpler to adopt.

You already hold licences

If you're a licensed institution with direct scheme access, you may be better served by direct rails than an aggregator.

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