USD to MXN Exchange Rate Today
US Dollar to Mexican Peso conversion for the largest remittance corridor in the world. Track live USD/MXN rates every 30 minutes for family support, business transactions, property purchases, or travel to Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and across Mexico.
1000 USD =
18,414.10MXN
1 MXN = 0.0543 USD
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USD to MXN conversion table
Common amounts at the current mid-market rate of 1 USD = 18.41 MXN.
Mid-market rate — the midpoint banks trade at, before any provider adds a margin. What you actually receive is below.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the US Dollar to Mexican Peso exchange rate?
On October 10, 2026, the mid-market rate was 1 USD = 18.41 MXN. The rate depends on US-Mexico trade relations, oil prices (Mexico is major oil exporter), Federal Reserve vs Banco de México interest rate differentials, and USMCA trade agreement impacts. Mexico receives over $60 billion annually in remittances, mostly from the United States, making USD/MXN the largest remittance corridor in the world. Our converter shows live mid-market rates updated every 30 minutes.
How can Americans send money to Mexico?
Americans and Mexican-Americans have numerous options: Remitly (fast transfers to OXXO, banks), Wise, Xoom (PayPal-owned), MoneyGram or Western Union (extensive agent network in every Mexican city); banks like Wells Fargo or Bank of America (check their fees and exchange rate first); or direct bank transfers. For the 37+ million Mexican-American community, specialized services save significantly, so compare total MXN received per $100 sent.
Why does USD to MXN rate change so much?
USD/MXN is one of the most actively traded emerging market pairs. It responds to: Fed interest rate decisions vs Banxico policy, US-Mexico trade flows ($780B+/year), oil price movements (Mexico exports oil), USMCA trade agreement impacts, US political rhetoric on immigration/border issues, remittance flows ($60B+/year), and global risk appetite. Major volatility occurs around Fed meetings, Mexican elections, or US political changes affecting bilateral relations.
Should I exchange dollars in the US or Mexico?
Exchange in Mexico for better rates. US banks and airport exchanges offer poor USD/MXN rates, well below mid-market. Best options: use ATMs in Mexico with no foreign transaction fee cards. You can also use Wise or Revolut cards in Mexico, visit casas de cambio (exchange houses) in Mexican cities, or send money via Remitly or Wise before traveling. Avoid airport exchanges, hotel desks, and tourist-area cambios, which build a heavy markup into their rates.
Is Mexico expensive for US tourists?
Mexico is generally affordable for Americans. On October 10, 2026, the mid-market rate was 1 USD = 18.41 MXN. Travelers find good value, especially outside resorts. Budget hotels $20-40/night, meals $5-15, local transport $1-5. Cancún, Cabo, and resort areas are pricier; inland cities (Guanajuato, Oaxaca, Mérida, Puebla) offer better value. Your dollars stretch further than in the US, though resort areas approach US pricing. Use pesos, not dollars, for best prices.
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