MandaFacil

About MandaFacil

MandaFacil is a fintech company that enables Latinos in the United States to use their US credit for purchasing power in Latin America. Founded by Alejandro Garcia Del Bosque, the platform addresses the significant credit gap between affordable rates in the US and the more costly and limited options available in Latin America. Garcia Del Bosque's background includes experience as an Innovation Scout at Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America and as CEO & Co-founder of a previous startup. MandaFacil was created by a binational team with experience in technology, logistics, e-commerce, and finance.

The company's primary service is a cross-border e-commerce marketplace that allows US residents to purchase goods like appliances, electronics, and furniture from local retailers in Mexico—such as Amazon México, Walmart, and MercadoLibre—and have them delivered directly to their families. This model bypasses traditional cash remittances and their associated fees and unfavorable exchange rates. Customers pay in US dollars using their US debit/credit cards or utilize Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) financing options from services like Affirm, Klarna, and Afterpay. The items are delivered locally in Mexico, typically within one to five days, and come with a local warranty. MandaFacil guarantees each purchase, promising to intervene if the item is not received or the warranty is not honored.

The business operates as a cross-border e-commerce or lead generation model rather than a money transfer service. MandaFacil, Inc. is a Delaware-registered corporation with locations in Los Angeles, CA, Austin, TX, and Mexico City. The company has received backing from Kolab Ventures, an investment fund focused on supporting founders solving significant problems in sectors like fintech and consumer technology. The company's long-term vision is to build a cross-border neobank for the Latino community, expanding beyond e-commerce to offer a suite of financial tools.