MXN to USD Converter

Convert Mexican Peso to United States Dollar. On October 12, 2026, 1 MXN = 0.05452 USD (ECB reference rate).

By the CalculateBright team · Updated · How we calculate

  
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How to use the MXN to USD Converter

  1. Enter an amount in MXN. Type how many Mexican Peso you want to convert.
  2. Read the USD amount. The United States Dollar amount and the inverse rate appear instantly.
  3. Check the trend. Switch the chart between 1 month, 3 months and 1 year.

MXN to USD rate statistics

PeriodLowHighAverageChange
30 days0.054520.058580.0565-6.92%
90 days0.054520.059180.0577-4.59%
1 year0.053620.059180.05679+0.91%

ECB reference rates through October 12, 2026.

Convert MXN to USD

MXNUSD
1 MXN0.05 USD
5 MXN0.27 USD
10 MXN0.55 USD
25 MXN1.36 USD
50 MXN2.73 USD
100 MXN5.45 USD
250 MXN13.63 USD
500 MXN27.26 USD
1,000 MXN54.52 USD
5,000 MXN272.60 USD
10,000 MXN545.20 USD

Convert USD to MXN

USDMXN
1 USD18.34 MXN
5 USD91.71 MXN
10 USD183.42 MXN
25 USD458.55 MXN
50 USD917.10 MXN
100 USD1,834.19 MXN
250 USD4,585.48 MXN
500 USD9,170.96 MXN
1,000 USD18,341.92 MXN
5,000 USD91,709.60 MXN
10,000 USD183,419.19 MXN

What your results mean

Amounts use the October 12, 2026 ECB reference rate (1 MXN = 0.05452 USD). The Mexican Peso (MX$) is issued by the Banco de México and used in Mexico. The United States Dollar ($) is issued by the Federal Reserve and used in United States (also used in Ecuador, El Salvador, Panama and other places).

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Frequently asked questions

What is the MXN to USD exchange rate today?

1 MXN = 0.05452 USD and 1 USD = 18.3419 MXN, based on the European Central Bank reference rate for October 12, 2026. The converter above updates when the ECB publishes a new rate.

How much is 100 MXN in USD?

About 5.45 USD at the October 12, 2026 reference rate, before any bank or card fees.

What was the highest MXN to USD rate in the past year?

0.05918 on Aug 21, 2026; the low was 0.05362 on Nov 5, 2025. Over the year the rate rose 0.9%.

Is MXN getting stronger against USD?

Over the last 30 days the rate fell 6.92%, meaning one MXN buys fewer USD than a month ago. Past movements don’t predict future rates.

Why does my bank give a different MXN/USD rate?

Reference rates are mid-market. Banks, card networks and exchange counters add a spread and sometimes fees, so you typically receive less than the reference amount.

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