USD to MXN — convert US Dollars to Mexican Pesos
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Current exchange rate
1 USD = 18.9080 MXN · Reference rate as of 2026-11-01. The live converter above always fetches the latest rate — the tables below are a build-time snapshot for orientation.
Common amounts: USD to MXN
| USD | MXN |
|---|---|
| 1.00 USD | 18.91 MXN |
| 5.00 USD | 94.54 MXN |
| 10.00 USD | 189.08 MXN |
| 25.00 USD | 472.70 MXN |
| 50.00 USD | 945.40 MXN |
| 100.00 USD | 1,891 MXN |
| 500.00 USD | 9,454 MXN |
| 1,000 USD | 18,908 MXN |
| 5,000 USD | 94,540 MXN |
Common amounts: MXN to USD
| MXN | USD |
|---|---|
| 1.00 MXN | 0.0529 USD |
| 5.00 MXN | 0.2644 USD |
| 10.00 MXN | 0.5289 USD |
| 25.00 MXN | 1.32 USD |
| 50.00 MXN | 2.64 USD |
| 100.00 MXN | 5.29 USD |
| 500.00 MXN | 26.44 USD |
| 1,000 MXN | 52.89 USD |
| 5,000 MXN | 264.44 USD |
About the US Dollar to Mexican Peso exchange rate
USD/MXN is the most traded emerging-market currency pair in the Americas and one of the most liquid in the world. The peso trades on everything that moves the US economy — trade policy, growth, interest-rate gaps between the Fed and Banxico — plus oil prices and the enormous remittance corridor from the United States.
Because it is so liquid, the pair moves fast on global risk sentiment: it is a classic carry-trade target that strengthens in calm markets and gaps violently in panics. For travellers and remittance senders, margins of 3–6% are common at airports — the mid-market rate below is the benchmark to compare against.
Frequently asked questions
Why is USD/MXN so volatile?
High interest rates in Mexico attract short-term carry money that leaves quickly in stress; the peso is also the reference asset for all US–Mexico trade and political news. The combination makes it liquid but jumpy — big daily moves are normal, not a malfunction.
What is the cheapest way to send dollars to Mexico?
Specialised remittance services consistently beat banks and cash-transfer storefronts on this corridor. Compare the amount delivered against the mid-market rate: on a 300-dollar transfer, the difference between a fair quote and a 5% margin can be a full day's local wage.