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FinTech México sets out proposals to reshape finance by 2030
FinTech México has presented a plan for changing the country's financial system by 2030.
The proposals call for updated rules, more competition and wider access to digital financial services.
Mexico now has more than 1,100 fintech companies, up from 158 Mexican firms identified about a decade ago, but use of digital services has not kept pace with industry growth.
The plan focuses on seven areas, including digital payments, small-business finance, open finance, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
It also proposes using alternative data to help assess businesses that lack traditional credit histories, while strengthening user protections and data security.
The association aims for 90% of the population to have access to financial services by 2030 and wants to lower remittance costs to 1%.
FinTech México is calling for companies, banks and authorities to work together to advance the proposals and build trust in digital finance.
FinTech México presented its Visión FinTech México 2030 proposals to modernize regulation, increase competition and expand access to digital financial services.
The proposals cover seven areas, including digital payments, financing for small and medium-sized businesses, open finance, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
The association says Mexico has more than 1,100 domestic and foreign fintech companies, but adoption of digital financial services remains limited.
Its goals for 2030 include access to financial services for 90% of the population and reducing remittance costs to 1%.
The association called for collaboration among companies, banks and authorities to promote innovation and competitiveness.
- Who
- FinTech México presented the proposals. Government officials, regulators and financial-sector representatives attended.
- What
- It introduced Visión FinTech México 2030, an agenda to reshape the financial system.
- When
- The presentation was reported on October 30, 2026. The agenda sets goals for 2030.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The association aims to make the financial system more inclusive, innovative and competitive, and to expand access to digital services.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
158 Mexican fintech companies were identified.
FinTech México presented its Visión FinTech México 2030 proposals.
Mexico had more than 1,100 domestic and foreign fintech companies.
The association aims for 90% of the population to have access to financial services and remittance costs to fall to 1%.
- Fintech companies in Mexico
- More than 1,100 domestic and foreign companies
- Companies identified about a decade earlier
- 158 Mexican companies
- Strategic areas
- 7
- Access goal for 2030
- 90% of the population
- Remittance-cost goal for 2030
- 1%
What people are saying
Visión 2030 is an invitation to build that agenda together with the authorities and all participants in the financial system
The true impact of innovation is measured in the daily lives of people and businesses: when a business can collect payments more easily, an SME gets financing to grow, or a family has better tools to manage its resources