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How to accept card payments on your website in Mexico
Which payment platform fits a website in Mexico: cards, OXXO, bank transfer, interest-free installments, recurring billing and large payments.
By Devson Labs
Your website can take payments, but the payment account must be in your or your company's name so money reaches you directly. We help you sign up and connect it.
| Platform | Strength | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Mercado Pago | Familiar to customers, payment links, OXXO | Simple sales |
| Stripe | Subscriptions, recurring billing, bank transfers | Memberships and large payments |
| Conekta | Mexican platform, cards, OXXO, transfers | Local support |
| Clip | Card terminal and payment links | Businesses that also sell in person |
All charge a per-payment fee plus VAT; check each current rate card. Installments cost more and you absorb the fee. For recurring billing, Stripe stores the card and charges automatically. For large amounts, bank transfers cost less and have no chargebacks.
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