USD and EUR business account for 
Mexican companies.
Altitude is a global business account that exporters, agencies, and other companies registered in Mexico can open online. Get USD and EUR accounts, global payments and FX, corporate cards, bill pay, invoicing, and accounting in one place.
Open online from anywhere. Use your Mexican entity, with no need to open a US entity.
$1.5B annualized payment volume.
Free to open and to receive, with no setup or monthly fee.
USD and EUR account details for your Mexican company.
- US account and routing numbers for clients in the US who pay by ACH, ACH Same Day, or wire.
- SWIFT details for USD wires from banks outside the US.
- A SEPA IBAN, so clients in Europe pay you in EUR.
- Each deposit carries your registered company name (denominación social) as it appears on your account details.
Pay suppliers abroad from the same balance.
- Pay a supplier abroad in USD by SWIFT, in 190+ countries, arriving within five business days.
- Send EUR by SEPA to suppliers in Europe from your EUR balance, or from USD at a rate you see first.
- Local payments by SPEI in Mexico, Pix in Brazil, Bre-B in Colombia, and Faster Payments in the UK.
- To send money to your bank in Mexico, pay MXN by SPEI.
Apply as a company registered with the Registro Público de Comercio.
- An S.A. de C.V., S. de R.L. de C.V., or S.A.S. applies with its commercial registry entry (folio mercantil electrónico) and RFC.
- Business verification checks the company, each shareholder or partner (accionista or socio) with 25% or more, and at least one control person, such as the sole administrator (administrador único).
- Name a physical operating address, such as an office or a factory. A P.O. box (apartado postal) or virtual office doesn’t count.
What you need to open an account online.
Deed of incorporation and RFC
Your deed of incorporation (acta constitutiva) as recorded under its commercial registry entry (folio mercantil electrónico), plus the company’s RFC.
Share register
Your share register (registro de acciones), or an S. de R.L.’s partners’ register (libro especial de los socios), showing each owner’s stake.
CFDI or client contract
A CFDI invoice you issued or received, or a signed contract with a client, within the past six months.
CFE bill or lease
A CFE electricity or water bill from the past three months, or a lease (contrato de arrendamiento) for your premises.
INE or passport for owners
Owners with 25% or more confirm their identity by email. A notarized power of attorney (poder notarial) is needed only for a signer not named elsewhere.
Check your Altitude eligibility
Secure from the ground up.
Your business controls the account
Your account is fully controlled by you. Altitude cannot access or move your funds.
Approvals enforced
by codeSet member permissions and approval thresholds for your workspace. Every transaction follows the rules you set and requires the right approvals before it can go through.
Secure access for every team member
Individual accounts are protected by configurable MFA and passkeys, with optional hardware security keys like YubiKey.
Global access through licensed partners
Altitude works with licensed payment providers and established global financial institutions worldwide.
Run all your Mexican company finances from one account.
- Payments Pay suppliers abroad by SWIFT, SEPA, or local transfer, and MXN by SPEI at home, with the rate shown before you send.
- Cards and spend management Give your team virtual cards with the limits you set.
- Bill pay Forward supplier bills, approve them, and pay them from your balance.
- Accounting Deposits and payments arrive with a suggested category, ready to sync to QuickBooks or Xero.
- Invoicing Invoice clients in USD or EUR with your account details printed on every invoice.
Yes. Mexico is supported for USD accounts, EUR accounts, SWIFT payments, and cards. A company registered with the Registro Público de Comercio can apply online for a USD and EUR business account for Mexican companies. The accounts are enabled once Altitude has verified the company and its owners.
No. You open the account with your Mexican entity and its own documents: its deed of incorporation (acta constitutiva) with its commercial registry entry (folio mercantil) and RFC, its share register (registro de acciones) or partners’ register (libro de socios), a recent CFDI or client contract, and a CFE bill or lease for the place it operates. You don’t need a US entity.
Exporters, agencies, software teams, service companies, and any other company registered with the Registro Público de Comercio. Each one applies online with its commercial registry entry (folio mercantil electrónico) and RFC, then gets USD and EUR accounts, global payments, and corporate cards in one workspace.
You get a USD business account and a euro business account for your company in Mexico. For USD, clients pay to a US routing number and account number by ACH, ACH Same Day, or wire, or to SWIFT details when their bank is outside the US. For EUR, they pay to a SEPA IBAN. Each extra USD or EUR account you open comes with its own set. Ask clients to use your registered company name (denominación social) exactly and to send SWIFT in USD.
It’s free to open, with no setup or monthly fee. Receiving ACH, wire, SEPA, and SWIFT payments is free, and you see the cost of every payment you send before you approve it.
Save your company’s account at a bank in Mexico as a recipient with its CLABE, then pay it MXN by SPEI from your USD balance. The quote shows the MXN your bank receives, and the rate holds once you send. USD by SWIFT is the other route, arriving within five business days.
Have these ready for the online application:
- Your deed of incorporation (acta constitutiva), recorded in the Registro Público de Comercio with its commercial registry entry (folio mercantil electrónico), plus your company’s RFC, 12 characters for a legal entity (persona moral).
- Your share register (registro de acciones), or for an S. de R.L. its partners’ register (libro especial de los socios), accounting for all of the company’s ownership.
- A CFDI from the past six months, whether your company issued it or a supplier did, or a signed client contract.
- A CFE or water bill no older than three months, or a lease (contrato de arrendamiento), for the premises you operate from.
- An INE credential or passport for every owner of 25% or more, each of whom gets an email to verify. Add a notarized power of attorney (poder notarial) if the person signing for the company appears nowhere else.
Altitude gives your company account details for getting paid: US routing and account numbers, SWIFT details, and a SEPA IBAN, all applied for online. Clients in the US and Europe pay you the way they would pay a supplier at home. From the same balance you send MXN to Mexico by SPEI and pay suppliers in other countries.
No. Altitude is a financial technology platform, not a bank. Your company gets a global business account with USD and EUR account details and payments abroad.
Open a USD and EUR business account for your Mexican company.
Apply online with your company’s documents.