US EditionDidi Enters the Tax War in Mexico After Buying Financial
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DiDi announced that it will offer a 15% performance account to compete with other players such as Nu, Mercado Pago, Stori or Ualá. The firm announced that the implementation of this performance account will be gradual and opened a waiting list for platform users to register. DiDi’s performance account will operate under the license of a People’s Financial Corporation (Sofipo), so that people’s savings will be protected by up to 25,000 UDIS (appr…
Didi, a mobility platform based in China, joined the so-called “tax war” in Mexico with the launch of a performance debit account, a year after he received the guarantee to buy from the popular financial society (sofipo) JP Sofiexpress.The savings account is operated by JP Sofiexpress, a sofipo that Didi acquired in 2024 to expand its financial services offer and is the fourth product that the company offers in the country, where it already has …
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