With over 16 million active users in Mexico, X (formerly Twitter) has emerged as a powerful platform for creators, not only to grow their influence but also to generate real income.From viral threads to niche content, more Mexican creators are tapping into X’s ad revenue sharing program to monetise their engagement. But while earning on the platform is exciting, many still face challenges when it’s time to withdraw their payouts. Limited payment options and high conversion fees often make the process frustrating.
If you're a creator wondering how to access your earnings easily and in pesos, this guide is for you. We’ll show you a seamless way to withdraw your X income in Mexico, with speed, low fees, and no unnecessary roadblocks.
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X (formerly Twitter) pays eligible creators a share of ad revenue from posts that appear in users’ timelines. If your tweets consistently rack up impressions and engagement, you can earn money based on the ads shown between replies. All you need is a verified account and strong content.
Mexican creators collaborate with brands for sponsored tweets or campaigns. Companies are willing to pay for creators who have niche audiences and high engagement. Whether you're in tech, fashion, or comedy, brands value your influence and will pay for exposure through authentic, well-placed promotional content.
By sharing affiliate links in your tweets, you can earn a commission each time a follower makes a purchase. This works well for creators in lifestyle, tech, or product review spaces. When done right, affiliate marketing turns your X content into a passive income stream.
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Creators in Mexico use X to promote and sell digital products like ebooks, courses, designs, or consulting services. With the right call-to-action and audience trust, your followers become customers. Twitter serves as a direct sales channel for creators with something valuable to offer.
Most traditional Mexican banks aren’t equipped to handle payouts from platforms like X. This makes it difficult for creators to directly link their bank accounts or receive income without going through complex processes or third-party services.
When earnings are sent in USD or other foreign currencies, Mexican banks often charge high conversion fees. These hidden costs reduce the actual income creators receive, making monetisation on X less rewarding than it should be.
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International transfers to Mexican bank accounts can take several days to reflect. For creators who rely on fast cash flow, this delay disrupts their ability to reinvest earnings into their content or cover personal expenses on time.
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Visit grey.co or download the Grey app. Create a free account using your email and basic personal information.
Upload a valid government-issued ID and proof of address. Grey uses this to keep your account secure and compliant.
Once verified, you’ll get access to foreign bank accounts in major currencies. Choose the currency that matches your Twitter payout settings.
In your Twitter/X monetisation settings, enter your Grey virtual account details for payouts from ad revenue or other earnings.
When your earnings hit your Grey account, convert them to pesos at competitive rates and withdraw directly to your local bank, securely and fast.
With Grey, Mexican creators no longer have to deal with complicated bank setups, high conversion fees, or delayed payments. Whether you're earning through ad revenue, brand deals, or affiliate links, Grey gives you a fast, secure, and reliable way to receive and withdraw your money in pesos.
Sign up for free at grey.co or download the Grey app today to start receiving your Twitter earnings with ease.
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