LATAM $174B Remittances Shifting: Strategic Alerts for Mexican Fintechs
- $174B milestone: LATAM remittances hit this in 2025, with corridor flows shifting
- Stablecoins transforming: Reshaping savings and payments
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Key stablecoin opportunity: $112B non-US-Mexico LATAM remittances largely untapped by fintechs focused on declining $61.8B US-MX flows (-4.5%).
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Key efficiency boost for Mexico's remittances:
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