Companies operating between Mexico and the United States often lose money not on the deal itself, but on payments: bank fees, unfavorable exchange rates, transfer delays, and manual processing of contractor payments. The problem becomes even more serious when a business needs to settle transactions in several currencies at once — USD, EUR, and MXN.
QWealth assists with opening business accounts on a digital financial platform for cross-border operations in Latin America. Through a single interface, a company receives banking details in the United States and Mexico, corporate cards for employees, mass payments to up to 1,000 recipients, and an API for connecting the platform to an accounting system, ERP system, or proprietary application.

The service is suitable for companies that receive payments from U.S. clients, pay Mexican suppliers, transfer funds between USD and MXN, manage team expenses, or want to reduce the cost of international transfers.
We help review the platform’s requirements, prepare documents, complete verification, and activate the account without unnecessary delays.
Why Do Clients Choose This Digital Financial Platform?
Many U.S. companies prefer working with counterparties that have local bank accounts, as this helps them avoid international transfer fees. The financial platform removes this barrier and makes your company more attractive to American partners.
It also simplifies raising capital from the United States. If your company has received investment in U.S. dollars or a loan from an American bank, you can transfer the funds to the account and convert them at a favorable exchange rate.
Benefits of a Business Account for International Operations
Companies that carry out financial transactions with counterparties in Latin America gain the following advantages by using this digital financial platform:
- Local accounts in the United States and Mexico. Receive U.S. banking details and accept payments from clients, contractors, and partners in the United States. Transfers are processed as local transactions, without international SWIFT fees. A U.S. company can also accept MXN from Mexican counterparties. Funds can be converted into USD and EUR within the platform at competitive rates.
- Corporate cards for global payments with spending controls. Issue an unlimited number of physical and virtual MasterCard cards for employees. Pay for cloud services, advertising, subscriptions, and business tools worldwide. Set individual limits and block specific spending categories.
- Mass payments to employees and contractors. Upload an Excel file with recipient details and send up to 1,000 payments in just a few clicks.
- API for integration with business systems. Connect the financial platform to your ERP system, accounting software, or proprietary application through an API. Automate payment processes and synchronize transaction data.
- Unlimited sub-accounts. Create separate accounts to manage cash flows, department budgets, or simplify accounting. Transfers between your own accounts are instant and free of charge.
The international card gives access to funds anywhere in the world, with transparent currency exchange fees and no hidden charges for use abroad. It also allows users to receive salary payments through U.S. banking details, helping avoid delays and high fees.
Service Fees and Terms of Use
The digital financial platform has a transparent pricing policy.
| Service | Terms |
|---|---|
| Bank verification fee | No fee |
| Maintenance | No fee |
| Minimum balance | Not required |
| MXN transfers | No fee |
| International transfers | Fixed fees |
| Virtual and physical cards | No issuance fee |
Clients have access to 24/7 technical support.
The cost of assistance with opening the account starts from EUR 3,000.
Step-by-Step Account Opening Process
QWealth provides full support at every stage of the account opening process, from the initial consultation to the activation of all services.
Step 1. Preliminary consultation and assessment
Our specialists analyze your business, clarify the intended use of the account, and assess whether your company meets the platform’s eligibility criteria. The first introductory consultation is free and takes about 20 minutes on average.
Step 2. Document collection and preparation
QWealth prepares the complete set of documents. We:
- check whether the corporate documents are up to date;
- arrange notarization and apostille where required;
- prepare document translations;
- complete application forms and declarations on behalf of the company.
Step 3. Platform registration and application submission
After registration, we:
- create a corporate account on the platform;
- upload all required documents to the system;
- complete the extended business activity questionnaire;
- submit the application for verification.
Registration is completed fully online through a secure portal. No physical visit to an office is required.
Step 4. Verification
The financial platform’s compliance team reviews the submitted documents, client information, and source of funds. In most cases, verification takes 1–2 business days.
Step 5. Account activation
After successful verification, the company receives:
- access to the web platform and mobile app;
- U.S. banking details;
- Mexican banking details;
- the ability to order corporate cards;
- API data for integrations.
If your business needs not only an account but also U.S. company registration for a full market presence or an offshore structure for international trade, we can provide a comprehensive solution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the digital system be integrated with QuickBooks or another ERP system?
Yes. The platform provides an API, an application programming interface that connects the platform with your system, for integration with popular accounting solutions.
Does the service provide accounting documents for tax reporting?
Yes. The platform generates account statements, transaction details, and other documents required for accounting and tax reporting in Mexico.
Can the account be used for payments to other Latin American countries?
The platform focuses on operations between Mexico and the United States, but it also supports international transfers to other countries.

