THE DREAM

One wallet for the Americas.

You live in Seattle. Your mother lives in Mexico. Your cousin works in Toronto. Your business partner sells in São Paulo. Your money shouldn't care. Borders are political. Money doesn't have to be.

  1. 01We believe the Americas are one family, divided by borders, currencies and old financial systems.
  2. 02We believe sending money to someone you love shouldn't feel like a tax for being apart.
  3. 03We believe sending $100 to your mother shouldn't cost $10.
  4. 04We believe your money should move as freely as you do.
  5. 05We believe Mexico isn't "international". Neither is Brazil. Neither is Canada. This is our home. All of it.
SO, PESITO

It starts with the transfer, because that is where it hurts first.

We are building one wallet for the Americas. The first corridor is the United States and Mexico. The planned price is 1% of what you send, never more than $1 USD from the United States or $15 MXN from Mexico, with no markup hidden in the exchange rate. You see the fee and the rate before you confirm.

We can price it this way because the rail is ours and because we earn on what we hold, not on what you send. The full explanation is in How we make money.

THE FOUNDING 10,000

We are building Pesito with the people who believe this.

The first 10,000 people who sign up enter the beta first. They bring their people. They tell us what to build. As the list grows we will publish how many we are and where from, with real numbers or none.

No countdown, no made-up spots. The list is a list, and the beta opens when the license exists.

Do you believe the Americas deserve a better wallet?

Yes, count me in → Why Pesito exists
TO SHARE

Lines you can steal.

  • Sending love shouldn't feel like a tax.
  • One wallet for the Americas.
  • Your money should move as freely as you do.
  • Mexico isn't "international". It's home.
  • Your money belongs where your people are.
WHERE THINGS STAND

We have not launched.

Transfers are not available. Aztlan Software, Inc. is pursuing its own money transmitter license; Idaho is the first state. Pesito is not a bank. Every price on this page is planned launch pricing, and before launch it can only move down. The answers to the uncomfortable questions are in On the record.