USDT to Mexican pesos via SPEI: how to sell and get paid to your account with a CLABE
If you hold USDT and have a bank account in Mexico, you can receive pesos via SPEI using your CLABE. This guide covers what the order asks for, how to choose the network and what to check before you send. It also explains what happens after you send your USDT and the most common mistakes.
In short
- To receive pesos via SPEI you need your 18-digit CLABE, the bank and the account holder's full name.
- The account must be yours: we do not pay out to third parties.
- Send USDT only on the network of the direction you chose, TRC-20 or BEP-20.
- The rate is fixed when you create the order, and our fee is already included in it.
- The operator sends the SPEI payout after the network confirmations and contacts you on Telegram.
What you need before you start
To receive Mexican pesos via SPEI, the order asks for only a few details, but each one has to be exact. Have the following ready before you open it:
The account must be in your name, and you need personal access to your online banking. We do not make payments to third parties: if the CLABE belongs to a relative or anyone else, we cannot send the payout to that account. If you are selling from Argentina or Brazil, we cover Mercado Pago and PIX payouts in separate guides.
- Your 18-digit CLABE.
- The bank where that account is held.
- The account holder's full name, exactly as it appears on the account.
- An e-mail address and your Telegram username, so the operator can reach you.
- A wallet holding your USDT on the network you are going to choose.
Pick the right network: TRC-20 or BEP-20
USDT runs on several networks. For SPEI payouts we offer two directions: USDT TRC-20 → SPEI, which runs on Tron, and USDT BEP-20 → SPEI. The network you choose in the order must be the one you send from.
Tokens sent on another network are not credited to the order address. Before sending, check which network is selected in your wallet or on the platform you are withdrawing from.
If you hold Bitcoin or Ethereum, you can also sell them for pesos via the Bitcoin → SPEI and Ethereum → SPEI directions. The steps are the same.
Step by step: from USDT to pesos in your account
Everything happens on the order page. Before you create the order, you see the rate, the limits and the final amount in pesos.
Send your USDT soon after creating the order: if the funds do not arrive within 60 minutes, the order may be cancelled automatically.
- Choose USDT TRC-20 → SPEI or USDT BEP-20 → SPEI, depending on the network your USDT is on.
- Enter the amount. The limits are shown under the field: a minimum of 20 USDT and a maximum of about 5,000 USDT or the equivalent per order.
- Check the rate and the final amount you will receive.
- Enter your 18-digit CLABE, the bank and the account holder's full name.
- Add your e-mail and Telegram username, then create the order. The rate is fixed at this moment.
- Send exactly the amount shown to the order address, on the correct network.
- Follow the status on the order page and wait for the operator's message on Telegram.
Rate, fee and checks on incoming funds
The rate is fixed at the moment you create the order. Our fee is already built into that rate, so there is no separate fee line. The final amount you see before creating the order already accounts for it.
Every incoming transaction is checked under our AML/KYC policy. If you have questions about the wallet you plan to send from, contact support before you create the order.
What happens after you send your USDT
First, the transaction needs network confirmations. USDT TRC-20 requires 20 confirmations; Bitcoin and Ethereum require 2. On average, a transaction is confirmed within anywhere from 1 minute to several hours, and in rare cases of very heavy network load it can take up to 24 hours.
Once the confirmations are in, an operator contacts you on Telegram in queue order and sends the SPEI payout manually. The standard order processing time is 360 minutes; during busy periods it can take up to 48 hours.
The payout may arrive in several transfers, but the total stays the same. Confirm each transfer only after you see it in your banking app. If you need receipts, ask the operator before the exchange begins.
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
Most problems come from mistyped details or coins sent on the wrong network. Mistakes in payment details are the responsibility of whoever enters them, so it pays to check twice.
If something does not add up, contact support: we are available 24/7 on Telegram (@getbithelp) and by e-mail (support@getbit.exchange).
- Mistyping a digit of the CLABE: check all 18 digits before creating the order.
- Selecting a bank that does not match the account.
- Entering someone else's CLABE.
- Sending on another network, or sending an amount different from the one in the order.
- Confirming a transfer that has not yet appeared in your online banking.
- Entering the wrong Telegram username: the operator will not be able to reach you.
FAQ
Can I receive the pesos in someone else's account?
No. The account must be yours and you need personal access to your online banking; we do not pay out to third parties.
How long does the SPEI payout take?
First the network confirmations come in, then the operator sends the payout. The standard processing time is 360 minutes, and during busy periods it can take up to 48 hours.
Is there a separate fee?
No. Our fee is included in the rate, which is fixed when you create the order.
What happens if I send USDT on another network?
Tokens sent on another network are not credited to the order address. Check the network before sending and contact support if you are unsure.
Why did my payout arrive in parts?
The payout may be sent in several transfers, but the total stays the same. Confirm each one once you see it in your bank.