LEGAL ENTITY

SOFOM, which stands for Sociedad Financiera de Objeto Múltiple, is a type of non-banking financial institution in Mexico. These institutions serve a significant purpose within the country's financial sector, as they can provide various financial services, including lending, leasing, and factoring, to both individuals and businesses.

IFPE is an institution in Mexico that deals with electronic payment funds. Their primary purpose is to issue and manage electronic money, facilitate electronic payments, and offer payment services, which contributes significantly to the development of electronic payment systems.

SOFIPO,  Sociedad Financiera Popular. They specialize in providing banking services to underrepresented and segments of the population. SOFIPOs offer a variety of financial products, including savings, credit options, and investment services, primarily to individuals and small businesses. Their main objective is to foster financial inclusion and support economic growth in areas where traditional banking services are limited or absent.

SAPI de CV is a specialized form of the SAPI corporation with a focus on promoting investment and attracting capital. These entities are designed to facilitate investment in Mexico and offer greater flexibility for attracting foreign and domestic investment. They are particularly beneficial for businesses seeking capital infusion and growth opportunities in the Mexican market.