Peru’s Do Payment Launches in Mexico, Eyes US$15 Million in Deals

Do Payment, a Peru-based financial technology company, has officially entered the Mexican market, marking the first step in its regional expansion strategy.

The fintech specializes in real-time payment and payout services and aims to strengthen its footprint across Latin America. Its payment collection service, Do Pay, will debut in Mexico, supported by three key factors: a growing digital ecosystem, rising demand for integrated payment solutions, and an evolving regulatory framework.

“We saw in Mexico a highly dynamic fintech market with accelerated adoption of digital financial services by both consumers and businesses,” said Franco Rodríguez, co-CEO, Do Payment. “We also identified a clear need for platforms offering a complete PayIn and PayOut ecosystem, with proprietary technology that is fast and adaptable across all verticals.”

Do Payment plans to target sectors including e-commerce, regulated gambling, and fintech companies. By the end of 2025, it expects to process more than US$15 million (MX$279 million) in local transactions. For 2026, the company projects doubling its operations, driven by three priorities: expanding alliances with merchants and operators, adding payment methods tailored to Mexico, and consolidating its proprietary ecosystem, integrating PayIn and PayOut solutions.

Ahead of its launch, Do Payment partnered with financial and fintech law experts experienced before the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) and Mexico’s central bank, Banxico, to ensure full regulatory compliance.