AccessMás is a New Way for Latinos in the U.S. to Manage, Spend and Send Money
From the United States to Six Countries in Latin America 

LOS ANGELES, March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Coppel Access, a trusted mobile wallet app that helps users send money to Mexico while managing their finances in the U.S., announced its new name and expanded focus today with the launch of AccessMás. Designed to better serve the underbanked Latin American community in the U.S., AccessMás offers more competitive remittance options and flexible profile creation, giving users greater control over their money.

AccessMás introduces two flexible profile options tailored to meet users’ needs. The Remittance-Only Profile provides a hassle-free way to send money across Latin America without requiring a U.S. ID.  Users can create a profile in minutes and send money seamlessly to Mexico, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Through an expanded remittance network, recipients can receive funds via cash pickup at over 10,000 locations, including Elektra, Oxxo, and BanCoppel, directly into bank accounts, or through digital wallets like Mercado Pago and Bankaya. Currently available in six countries, AccessMás plans to expand to other Latin American countries in the near future.

Beyond remittances, users who need a banking alternative can opt for the AccessMás Full Wallet Profile, which offers a comprehensive financial solution, including a digital wallet and a free Visa™ debit card for shopping, ATM withdrawals, and managing money in the U.S. This profile provides flexible deposit options, including cash, checks, direct deposit, and other P2P platforms such as Venmo. Users can create an AccessMás Full Wallet Profile with a valid ID from their country of origin, with a U.S. ID being optional, ensuring greater accessibility for underbanked Latinos in the U.S. AccessMás gives users the flexibility to choose a solution that best fits their needs, making it one of the most adaptable options available.

AccessMás was created to address the growing financial needs of the underbanked Latino community, who often lack access to traditional banking services, especially seasonal workers in the agricultural, construction, and hospitality sector. Through extensive research and direct interviews with Latino field workers in Central California, the AccessMás team found that many individuals were losing a significant portion of their earnings to check-cashing fees and costly remittance services due to a lack of suitable banking alternatives. 

“We visited farms in Fresno, California, and spoke directly with workers who needed a solution that would help them keep more of their hard-earned money,” said Orlando Villanueva, Director of Growth at AccessMás. “We built AccessMás to provide a service that truly meets their needs. Whether they require a simple remittance solution or a full banking alternative, AccessMás gives them the power to choose.”

“From the very beginning, our goal has been to create a secure and seamless platform for the underbanked Latino community,” said Moises Lozano, Chief Technology Officer at AccessMás. “With this launch, we are expanding remittance services across Latin America while providing a much-needed banking alternative for Latinos in the U.S.”

The AccessMás app is bilingual and easy to use, especially for those who are not tech savvy. First time users will find steps easy to follow to create and manage their account. The app is available on Android and Apple platforms, and it can be downloaded starting today. Learn more at www.AccessMas.com and follow us on Facebook and Instagram using @accessmas.

About Access Más
AccessMás, formerly known as Coppel Access, is a financial solution for Latinos in the U.S. who want an easy-to-use remittance service in their preferred language to send money to their loved ones. Offering competitive rates for remittances as well as banking and digital wallet tools, AccessMás allows users to get Más and send Más to their loved ones.

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