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Cash loses ground: digital wallets already exceed 50% adoption in Mexico

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•Digital wallets have exceeded 50% adoption among consumers in Mexico as of February 2026.
•The shift towards digital wallets indicates a decline in cash usage in Mexico.
•Fintech companies and banks in Mexico are key facilitators of digital wallet adoption.

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▸If digital wallet adoption continues to increase beyond current levels traditional cash handling sectors and cash-dependent businesses in Mexico may face reduced demand and operational challenges.

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If digital wallet adoption rises, Mexican fintech firms facilitating these payments may experience increased revenue and market expansion.

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REGIONALMilenio (Mexico)El efectivo pierde terreno: billeteras digitales ya superan 50% de adopción en México

As of February 2026, digital wallet adoption in Mexico has surpassed 50%, marking a significant shift away from cash transactions. This milestone reflects growing consumer preference for digital payment methods, driven by increased smartphone penetration and financial inclusion initiatives. The trend involves a broad range of actors including fintech companies, banks, and regulators promoting digital payments. This development could reshape Mexico's payment ecosystem, impacting retail, banking, and regulatory frameworks.