Mexico occupies an odd position in the world of digital assets. Buying Bitcoin is completely legal here. So is selling it, trading it, holding it in a foreign wallet, or getting paid in it as a freelancer. Yet if you walk into a Mexican bank and ask them to custody your crypto or convert it to pesos on your behalf, the answer is no, because the central bank has closed that door since 2019. That gap between what individuals can do and what regulated institutions are allowed to
