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CROSS-BORDER FINANCIAL CONCIERGE

You found the place. We'll take care of the money.

Buying, building or doing business in Mexico is complicated enough. Moving your money shouldn't be. MexEdge guides you through every step, from setting up your own account with the right licensed currency partner to securing your exchange rate and personally coordinating and tracking your payments. We handle the details, so you can move forward with peace of mind.
Every transfer, watched at every step.

MexEdge is a cross-border financial concierge for international clients buying, building and doing business in Mexico. We bring together currency expertise, a network of licensed currency partners, and personal, white-glove service, so a transaction in another country feels the way it should: handled.

MORE THAN 100 CLIENTS SERVED SINCE 2023
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35+ reviews, all publicly available.
Founder-run. Every client works directly with George, start to finish.
Your money stays yours. Funds are transferred through an account in your own name, never through MexEdge.
American-founded. Based in Sayulita, serving clients across Mexico.

Moving money into Mexico is rarely as simple as it looks.

The exchange rate can move.

Your contract is in pesos. Your money is in dollars. Even if the price never changes, the exchange rate can.

SAME HOME. DIFFERENT EXCHANGE RATE.
At 20 pesos per dollar
$500,000
At 18 pesos per dollar
$555,556
That's $55,556 more for the same 10-million-peso home.

Securing your exchange rate fixes the dollar cost of each payment you lock, so you know what you'll pay, even if closing is months away.

Lock $500,000 of your purchase with a deposit of about $20,000 to $40,000.Deposits are typically 4 to 8%, depending on how far away your payment is.

Getting the money there is complicated.

Large transfers into Mexico come with unfamiliar banking rules, payment details that have to be exactly right, and compliance checks along the way. The app that works for a vacation often won't work for a property purchase.

YOUR PAYMENT, START TO FINISH
Your bankWhere your dollars are today
Your account with a licensed currency partnerIn your name. Converted to pesos here.
Your recipient in MexicoNotario, seller, builder or supplier

We work through every step with you and track each payment until it's confirmed received.

How exposed is your purchase to the exchange rate? Take the currency risk quiz →

Four steps. You know where your money is at every one.

We work with you and the people involved in your transaction, coordinating the financial details from the first conversation through the final payment.
01
The conversation
We start with a conversation about your plans, your payment schedule, and what you need. George walks you through your options and answers your questions.
02
Your numbers
A custom pro-forma built around your payment schedule, showing what you'd pay with MexEdge and with your bank, side by side.
03
Your account, your rate
We guide you through opening your own account with a licensed currency partner. When you're ready, we help you secure your exchange rate, usually with a deposit of just 4 to 8%, and prepare your payment instructions.
04
Every payment, tracked
As each payment comes due, we coordinate it with you and track it until it's confirmed received, through closing day and beyond.
Ready for step one? Book a call →
ONE CLIENT'S PURCHASE

What securing a rate meant for one buyer.

A buyer purchasing a 10 million peso home secured an exchange rate in January 2026, with a deposit of about $33,000. Closing came four months later, in May.

$31,339
less than converting at a typical bank rate on closing day
17.0017.5018.00JANFEBMARAPRMAYJUN 17.61 RATE SECURED · JAN 20 17.96 LOCKED RATE CLOSING · MAY 20 17.35 MARKET RATE 17.00 TYPICAL BANK YOUR LOCKED RATE
TYPICAL BANK COST
$588,132
at 17.00 pesos per dollar
−
COST WITH MEXEDGE
$556,793
at the locked rate of 17.96
=
DIFFERENCE
$31,339
on a 10,000,000 peso home

A past result for one client. The bank rate assumes a typical 2% spread from the market rate at closing (17.35 less 2%, shown rounded as 17.00).

Want to see what this could look like for your purchase? Book a call →

Led by someone who's been where you are.

George Reavis spent 25 years as a real estate developer in the US before making Sayulita home. When he built there, he budgeted at 21 pesos to the dollar. By the time construction was nearly finished, the peso had moved to 16.32, and the build cost him more than $150,000 extra. That experience became the reason he started MexEdge: to give others the guidance and protection he wished he'd had.
Today George works with every client personally, backed by a network of licensed currency partners and a process refined over more than 100 clients. When anything in your transaction is unclear, you call or WhatsApp George. That is the service.
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What clients say.

"MexEdge facilitated a forward contract that locked in my rate early. As the rate made wild swings or stayed low, I slept like a baby... George was my Sherpa."

RAY A.Condo purchase, Cozumel

"My property was under construction, with payments scheduled over time... They helped me lock in my exchange rate, and from that point forward, I never had to worry about it again... He truly held my hand through every step of the process."

JASON GOODPre-construction condo purchase

"The concierge-like service they provide is exemplary, making my transaction transparent and seamless."

LEIGH SECRESTClient

Questions people ask before they call.

What does the first conversation cost?
Nothing, and there's no obligation. You'll leave with a clear picture of your options, whether or not you work with us.
Am I too early if I haven't found a property yet?
No, early is ideal. The sooner we talk, the more options you have, and opening your account in advance means it's ready the moment you need it.
Do you hold my money?
Never. Your payments are transferred through an account in your own name with a licensed currency partner, and go directly from there to whoever you're paying. Is my money safe? →
How much do I need up front to lock a rate?
Typically a deposit of 4 to 8% of the amount, depending on how far away your payment is. The rest stays with you until each payment is due. If the exchange rate moves significantly against your locked rate, the currency partner may ask for an additional deposit. We monitor this with you and let you know right away.
What if my closing date or payment schedule changes?
It happens all the time. Locked-in rates (called forward contracts) can be drawn early or extended, out to two years or more if needed. A change in timing can adjust your rate slightly, and we'll walk you through exactly how before anything changes.

Talk to us before the money moves.

A conversation costs nothing, and it's the right first step whether you work with us or not. Tell us what you're planning, and we'll show you how we'd handle it.

"About 20 minutes into the free consult call with him, I knew I needed to work with him."

STEPHANIE PAUL
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