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Some banks have been reported to have corrupt business histories in Mexico, such as HSBC or Citi Banamex (owned by US Citigroup):

Scotiabank (partnered with Bank of America).

The best & lowest fee ATMs to withdraw pesos in Mexico are from well-known national banks such as: I do not suggest using any random ATM you find on the street, as you’ll probably end up paying high service fees to pull out cash. Just remember to tell your bank back home that you’ll be traveling to Mexico so that they don’t try to block your card when you try to pull out pesos. The prompts are in English and Spanish so they are easy to follow. There are usually a TON of different ATMs right as you exit customs at international airports, which is why it really isn’t necessary to exchange money before you travel to Mexico. Afterward, simply get cash from a local ATM to get the best exchange rate possible. We recommend exchanging enough pesos from your home country before your trip to make it through your first day. I also carry a debit card for getting pesos in Mexico and a credit card.The best way to get pesos in Mexico for your trip is to use your debit card at an ATM. Because no one in Mexico likes to give change for big bills. I order them online and have them sent to my local Bank of America where I pick them up. I bring several hundred dollars in pesos specifiying small bills to my Bank of America. On one trip I noticed that the exchange rate was better in the domestic arrival area than in the international arrival area! A friend of mine used the ATM for HSBC in the airport and got a miserable rate. The worst rate is in the bank that is in the baggage area. If you do decide to change money there, note that the rates of exchange are different in different parts of the airport. I usually bring a few hundred dollars in pesos and use my credit card within Mexico and get additional pesos from the ATM that is affiliated with my bank (so I don't have to pay service charges). But, I always purchase my pesos ahead of time in my home town from my bank, Bank of America. Special Note: I cannot speak for the UK or for Euros.

So that you don't lose money with two transactions.