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Casa de Bolsa Finamex: Mexico’s 2026 Digital Trading Commission and Portfolio Charges

Finamex Trading offers Mexican/SIC securities and MXN/USD forwards through its app and web platform. Digital dealing costs 0.06% plus recurring asset charges and MXN 86 + VAT monthly market data.

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  • Finamex Trading offers Mexican/SIC securities and MXN/USD forwards through its app and web platform. Digital dealing costs 0.06% plus recurring asset charges and MXN 86 + VAT monthly market data.
  • The current Trading FAQ confirms forwards, MXN 10,000 full-function access and app/web execution. Managed strategies have separate mandates and liquidity terms.
  • Digital pricing combines 0.06% execution with 2%/1% annual asset bands billed monthly, plus MXN 86 + VAT monthly market data.

Finamex Trading offers Mexican/SIC securities and MXN/USD forwards through its app and web platform. Digital dealing costs 0.06% plus recurring asset charges and MXN 86 + VAT monthly market data.[1][5]

Broker essentials01

Casa de Bolsa Finamex — essential scope

Casa de Bolsa Finamex — essential scope
MeasureValueContext
Primary serviceSecurities / multi-asset brokerageSource 1
Institution or operatorCasa de Bolsa Finamex, S.A.B. de C.V.Source 1
Home jurisdictionMexicoSource 1
Official research sourcehttps://www.finamex.com.mx/Source 1
Source review2026-10-26Source 1
Direct leveraged retail FX CFDsNot established by sources for this particular serviceSource 1

Accounts and onboarding

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Finamex’s legal identity is a Mexican casa de bolsa (broker-dealer), not a deposit-taking bank. Its investment-intermediation contract, digital execution access and discretionary managed portfolios have different legal and fee effects.[1][3][2]

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Contract types and scope

Contract types and scope
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Legal operatorCasa de Bolsa Finamex, S.A.B. de C.V.Source 1
Financial sectorCasas de Bolsa / securities brokerage in Mexico.Source 1
Digital tradingFinamex digital-platform client with brokerage commission and balance fee.Source 1
Non-digital legacy clientsGuide says already-active customers move to digital fee policy when migrating to digital platform.Source 1
Portfolio managementSeparate managed/asset-management service and fee schedules should not be merged with digital dealing.Source 3
Geographic reachMexico-focused securities brokerage and investments; no worldwide FX margin onboarding evidenced.Source 1
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Eligibility and identification

Eligibility and identification
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Securities contractContrato de Intermediación Bursátil, documented with CONDUSEF.Source 1
KYC and investor categorisationCustomer identification, investment-services suitability and client classification depend on signed contract.Source 1
Platform migrationPricing and services can change when an existing client moves to digital route.Source 1
Company domainUse www.finamex.com.mx for official documents; dated campaign subdomains may be historical.Source 2
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Finamex Trading activation and identity checks

Finamex Trading activation and identity checks
ItemTerms and practical effect
Individual online applicationINE identification, RFC tax number, a bank CLABE in the applicant’s name and a photo.Source 5
Full-function accessThe product page states access from MXN 10,000, including live information and currency trading.Source 5
Corporate applicationThe page directs legal entities to +52 55 5209 2080.Source 5

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Products and market access

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Finamex’s current Trading page confirms MXN/USD forwards alongside securities listed in Mexico and the SIC. The January 2026 guide separately describes managed derivatives strategies, including a quarterly-liquidity portfolio. Their mandate and liquidity terms should not be conflated.[5][1]

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Investment services

Investment services
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Listed securitiesMexican investment intermediated instruments under the contracted brokerage service.Source 1
Digital market ordersElectronic-platform trade execution subject to digital commission.Source 1
Discretionary/managed portfoliosDifferent mandate, risk and portfolio fee charges.Source 3
Finamex Trading todayThe current Trading page covers Mexican-listed instruments and SIC securities; its instrument count is a company estimate that can change.Source 5
MXN/USD forwardsThe current Trading page expressly offers peso/US-dollar forwards; customer permissions and forward terms still govern individual access.Source 5
OTC CFD/MT4 retail forexNo verified offering from January 2026 investment services guide.Source 1
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Market and currency distinctions

Market and currency distinctions
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Mexican pesosNative pricing and local account balance in MXN.Source 1
Foreign securitiesClient contract may provide foreign-investment channels with custody and currency terms; do not infer unrestricted access.Source 1
FX riskInternational holdings can move with MXN/USD even if purchase is an ordinary security, not a forex margin deal.Source 1
Forward exposureThe advertised currency instrument is an MXN/USD forward; this does not establish a generic leveraged-spot CFD account.Source 5
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Managed derivatives portfolio in the 2026 guide

Managed derivatives portfolio in the 2026 guide
ItemTerms and practical effect
Underlying marketsCurrencies, rates, equity indices and commodities.Source 1
Investment horizonMedium to long term, with high short-term volatility.Source 1
LiquidityQuarterly for the named derivatives portfolio.Source 1
Access distinctionA managed-strategy mandate differs from individual app permission to trade an FX forward.Source 1

Fees, charges and economic examples

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The 0.06% digital execution fee sits alongside an annual asset charge billed monthly and MXN 86 plus VAT in monthly market data. The guide uses balance bands for the free-position contract balance; it does not specify a marginal-slice calculation.[1][5]

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January 2026 digital trading charges

January 2026 digital trading charges
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Transaction commission0.06% of value for trades through digital platforms.Source 1
Portfolio balance up to MXN1m2.00% annualised on the relevant average free-position contract balance, billed monthly.Source 1
Portfolio balance MXN1,000,000.01 and above1.00% annualised on relevant average free-position contract balance, billed monthly.Source 1
Market dataMXN 86 plus VAT per month, explicitly stated in the current Trading FAQ.Source 5
Mexican VATApplicable IVA added to charges under official guide.Source 1
Prior clientsGuide states existing customer fee treatment changes upon digital platform migration.Source 1
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Cost interpretation and limits

Cost interpretation and limits
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
No invented marginal fee formulaTable names a balance band and annual rate; do not multiply by marginal slices absent a clear stated rule.Source 1
Billed monthlyAnnualised portfolio-rate charge is calculated and charged monthly on described position.Source 1
Trading and holding0.06% ticket fee and periodic percentage are different amounts; consider both.Source 1
Cash distinctionPhrase “posición libre” should be read under actual contract instead of assuming the rate applies to all client assets equally.Source 1
Managed portfolioA separate managed service may have different schedule; do not import one plan’s fee into another.Source 3
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Basic arithmetic examples — conditional, pre-VAT

Basic arithmetic examples — conditional, pre-VAT
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
MXN100,000 digital order0.06% × MXN100,000 = MXN60 execution commission.Source 1
MXN500,000 free-position balanceAt quoted 2% p.a. and 12 equal monthly accruals, MXN10,000 annual indicative / MXN833.33 monthly; actual accrual method/eligibility must be confirmed.Source 1
MXN1.5m free-position balanceAt quoted 1% p.a. whole-balance band, indicative MXN15,000 p.a.; contract may differ in method, not a guaranteed invoice.Source 1
Consolidation warningIllustrations omit tax, market data, funding, investment management and product-specific charge.Source 1
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Which document governs which service

Which document governs which service
ItemTerms and practical effect
Current Trading FAQConfirms monthly data billing, advertised forwards and digital service features.Source 1Source 5Source 3
January 2026 investment guideDetailed fee scope, asset-band calculation, transfers and complaints.Source 1Source 5Source 3
Separate 2026 managed scheduleThe 2026 commission document covers managed fixed/variable charges and repeats the separate digital 2%/1% bands; it does not replace digital pricing with managed rates.Source 3
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Low-balance and inactive-account charges

Low-balance and inactive-account charges
ItemTerms and practical effect
Low-balance triggerPeriod average or total contract value below MXN 250,000.Source 1
Monthly account feeMaximum MXN 800 plus VAT; previously charged fixed commissions are considered. It should not automatically be added in full to every other fee.Source 1
ExceptionsEmployees/first-degree relatives, qualifying groups with average balance above MXN 250,000, and savings funds.Source 1
No activity for at least six monthsCustody: 0.10% annually on average monthly balance.Source 1
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Transfers, deposits and extra statements

Transfers, deposits and extra statements
ItemTerms and practical effect
Securities transferred out0.10% of transferred value.Source 1
FX transfer below USD 5,000 balanceUSD 15.Source 1
Deposit through Finamex bank accountsUp to MXN 7 per deposit.Source 1
SPEI to the client’s Finamex CLABENo incoming-deposit fee.Source 1
Statement absent from online platformMXN 100 plus VAT per requested statement.Source 1
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Separate managed-portfolio fixed annual rates

Separate managed-portfolio fixed annual rates
Published average-balance bandAnnual fixed rate
MXN 0–1,000,0002.50%Source 3
MXN 1,000,000.01–5,000,0001.50%Source 3
MXN 5,000,000.01–10,000,0001.00%Source 3
MXN 10,000,000.01–25,000,0000.85%Source 3
MXN 25,000,000.01–100,000,0000.60%Source 3
MXN 100,000,000.01–500,000,0000.35%Source 3
Above MXN 500,000,0000.25%Source 3
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Managed-strategy variable commissions

Managed-strategy variable commissions
ItemTerms and practical effect
Mexico II, US and Global equity portfolios20% of the stated variable-fee base, provided gross return is positive and exceeds the relevant benchmark. The base is the lower of the gross return and positive outperformance.Source 3
BenchmarksIPC for Mexico II, S&P 500 for the US portfolio and ACWI for Global; annual calculation with monthly cumulative adjustments.Source 3
Derivatives and Cartera FinamexA separate monthly formula charges 20% on positive strategy return above the specified 28-day CETES reference, using the period’s average balance and days.Source 3
Additional costApplicable VAT is added. The fixed annual-rate table alone is not the complete managed-strategy charge.Source 3

Execution, orders and trading platforms

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The company’s digital trading commission can only be interpreted against products available to the specific client and the time and venue of their order.[1][4]

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Execution and order perimeter

Execution and order perimeter
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Digital platformOnline trade orders where instrument/account permission is available.Source 1
Product eligibilityMarket and permitted securities depend on Mexico investment contract and profile.Source 1
Legacy versus migrated accessAccount migration can change pricing; older platform screenshots must not overrule live conditions.Source 1
Order typesLimit, stop, order lifetime and API access should be established from current platform/manual, not the pricing guide.Source 1
Dealing versus investment adviceOrder execution is not automatically advisory/portfolio management.Source 1
Price performanceNo tested quote latency, typical bid/ask spreads or execution-quality metric assumed.Source 1
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Settlement and investment scope

Settlement and investment scope
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Security ownershipIntermediated financial securities held through a brokerage/custody arrangement.Source 1
MXN settlementAccount cash and purchases priced in relevant market denomination.Source 1
Foreign-market purchasesFX conversion and custody chain can differ from domestic MXN securities.Source 1
Forward tradesCurrent product page confirms MXN/USD forwards; maturity, collateral and settlement obligations require the forward agreement.Source 5
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Finamex Trading platform features

Finamex Trading platform features
ItemTerms and practical effect
AccessApp and web trading.Source 5
ChartingTradingView charts and technical-analysis tools.Source 5
AlgorithmsAutomated-algorithm functionality is advertised; no performance or execution guarantee is established.Source 5
Equity orders outside sessionThe FAQ says orders can be entered for the next business day.Source 5
Trading sessionsThe page publishes separate share and MXN/USD windows but does not explicitly label their timezone; use the account’s market calendar.Source 5

Funding, settlement and withdrawals

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The balance subject to the recurring portfolio percentage may be different from the immediate cash shown in an app. Company contract wording must govern available-for-withdrawal balances and account transfer eligibility.[1]

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Cash and securities process

Cash and securities process
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Brokerage cash accountBroker ledger records settled assets and cash according to Mexican intermediation agreement.Source 1
Digital migrationPrice schedule changes require status of signed relationship and effective activation.Source 1
Free-position balanceAn accounting category used in guide’s asset percentage, not necessarily a withdrawable-cash balance.Source 1
Outbound securities transfer0.10% of the value transferred to another financial institution under the January 2026 guide.Source 1
Third-party transfersConfirm beneficiary identity, bank/custody instructions and regulatory conditions.Source 1
FX conversionThe foreign-exchange service charges USD 15 for transfers involving balances below USD 5,000. This is not a universal FX conversion spread.Source 1

Regulation, custody and protection

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Casa de Bolsa Finamex, S.A.B. de C.V. provides Mexican securities and investment services. Securities custody, investment advice and discretionary management have distinct contractual scopes; investment losses are not bank-deposit claims.[1]

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Legal identity and protection scope

Legal identity and protection scope
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Legal entityCasa de Bolsa Finamex, S.A.B. de C.V., as named in its January 2026 service guide.Source 1
Regulatory sectorMexican securities brokerage (casa de bolsa). Check the exact contracting entity and account permissions before using a product.Source 1
Guadalajara officeThe January 2026 guide lists Av. Américas 1545, floors 18 and 19, Col. Providencia 5a Sección, Guadalajara, Jalisco, C.P. 44638.Source 1
Regulatory dutiesCNBV securities supervision and Mexican investment-service rules apply by firm category; no individual current licence query claimed.Source 1
Investment protectionMarket losses are not insured by Mexican deposit insurance/IPAB.Source 1

Customer support, disputes and records

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For customers with a pricing dispute, the signed intermediation contract, order confirmation and exact platform migration date matter more than a generic online marketing claim.[2][1][3]

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Complaint and service evidence

Complaint and service evidence
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Official firmwww.finamex.com.mx and investment-services contact details.Source 2
Company addressThe January 2026 guide lists the Guadalajara office at Av. Américas 1545, floors 18 and 19.Source 1
Financial grievanceFinamex UEAC: [email protected]; +52 55 5209 2000, extensions 2030 and 2061.Source 1
Fee discrepancyCapture executed order, fee description, contract band and digital migration status.Source 1
Emergency ordersNo evidence from inspected guide of guaranteed telephone out-of-hours order acceptance.Source 1
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Tax and transaction documents

Tax and transaction documents
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Trade confirmationsRecord commissions and executed security/market quantities.Source 1
Periodic statementsReconcile average free-position balance with monthly charged fee.Source 1
Tax classificationMexico VAT, withholding and individual income-tax reporting depend on client circumstances.Source 1
Portfolio managementUse the service-specific statement and mandate for discretionary assets.Source 3
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UEAC complaint process and response timing

UEAC complaint process and response timing
ItemTerms and practical effect
Written complaintInclude name, contract number, telephone, event date, reason and supporting documents.Source 1
Submission[email protected]; telephone +52 55 5209 2000, extensions 2030/2061.Source 1
AcknowledgmentThe guide states a maximum 36 hours to acknowledge receipt and supply a case number.Source 1
Written responseMaximum 30 business days, with supporting documents.Source 1
External escalationCONDUSEF procedures remain separate from the firm’s internal process.Source 1

Additional services and technology

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Finamex also offers other investment mandates, but a separate adviser or managed-account charge must not be assumed to be included in a 0.06% digital share-dealing ticket.[1][3][4]

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Additional business lines

Additional business lines
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Investment servicesBrokerage and securities advice/intermediation framework.Source 1
Digital executionPublished electronic 0.06% order commission.Source 1
Asset-managed mandatesDifferent contract/asset management schedules.Source 3
Current FX-forward productCurrent Finamex Trading page confirms MXN/USD forwards in app/web trading.Source 5
Data serviceMXN 86 plus VAT monthly, as stated in the current Trading FAQ.Source 5
Automation scopeThe Trading page advertises automated-algorithm functionality; it does not establish a copy-trading mandate or autonomous-AI authority.Source 5

Company, ownership and regulatory identity

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Finamex’s current Trading page describes specific share and MXN/USD-forward access, while its dated investment guide governs a wider range of securities and managed mandates. Individual permissions and charges depend on the contracted service.[1][5]

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Corporate identity

Corporate identity
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Legal nameCasa de Bolsa Finamex, S.A.B. de C.V.Source 1
SectorCasa de Bolsa, Mexico.Source 1
Guadalajara locationGuadalajara, Jalisco; the current service guide lists the office address.Source 1
Information dateJanuary 2026 investment-services guide, supplemented by the current Trading page.Source 1Source 5
Fee guide effective sourceThe January 2026 guide and current Trading FAQ give service-specific pricing.Source 1Source 5
Business scopeDomestic securities brokerage/investment-service organisation, not verified international CFD onboarding.Source 1
Headquarters
Guadalajara, Mexico
The companies behind the brand

Legal entities & licences

These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.

Casa de Bolsa Finamex, S.A.B. de C.V.

MexicoSource 1

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Additional information and practical questions

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A low commission percentage without the annualised asset charge gives an incomplete economic picture. The precise balance base and fee tier methodology are priority contract questions.[1]

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Questions before opening/migrating

Questions before opening/migrating
Item / conditionVerified detail and interpretation
Pricing statusIs the account on digital commission terms and what is the migration date?Source 1
ExecutionWhich security and exchange qualify for 0.06% transaction commission?Source 1
Position feeWhat does “posición libre” cover and is threshold rate whole balance or marginal?Source 1
FrequencyConfirm monthly billed annualised fee and when assessed.Source 1
Tax and dataWhich charges attract Mexican IVA and market data fees?Source 1
WithdrawalWhat settled funds are free to transfer after open liabilities?Source 1

The current Trading FAQ and January 2026 guide agree on the principal digital fees. The product page also confirms monthly data billing and MXN/USD-forward access. Managed strategies have separate fixed and variable charges.[1][5][3]

Follow the evidence

Sources & further reading

  1. Finamex investment services guide dated January 2026 Casa de Bolsa Finamex · Accessed 26 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including broker-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee execution, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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