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Onexpo Alerts on Challenges of Digital Gasoline Payments

Summary by El Economista
The National Organization of Petroleum Suppliers (ONEXpo) called for reasonable deadlines and incentives for the implementation of the federal government's initiative that determines that consumers will pay for gasoline with digital media.
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The Federal Government’s ambition to digitize cash flows in the Mexican economy came up against the operational reality of the retail fuel market. Following the introduction of the Digital Economy for Digital and Electronic Payments Act, the National Organization of Petroleum Suppliers (Onexpo Nacional) set a clear position: the banking of the sector cannot be built at the expense of the continuity of the supply and freedom of choice of the user…

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The National Onexpo proposed that the adoption of digital payments at gas station stations be carried out gradually, regionally and without a deadline at the national level, rather than an immediate implementation, in the face of the infrastructure and banking gaps that persist in the country. Recently the Federal Executive presented to the Chamber of [...] The ONEXPO charge issues alerts for digital payments without clear rules appeared first i…

The bill that promotes digital payments presents operational, financial and regulatory risks that could transfer sanctions to service stations, said the National Onexpo.

The National Organization of Petroleum Suppliers (ONEXpo) called for reasonable deadlines and incentives for the implementation of the federal government's initiative that determines that consumers will pay for gasoline with digital media.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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