Payment methods in Honduras

Generic online and mobile bank-transfer methods (internet banking, e-banking, EFT and interbank transfers). Customers pay directly from their bank account via their bank's own online/mobile banking portal. Implementation and rails differ by country, but the consumer flow is a standard account-to-account bank transfer.

TENGO is the digital banking and mobile wallet product offered by Banco Atlántida, one of Honduras's largest private banks. It provides cardless banking, mobile transfers, bill payments, and merchant QR payments for account holders, serving the segment of banked consumers who prefer app-based banking over physical branches.

Visa is the world's largest card network, enabling credit, debit and prepaid card payments online, in-store and at ATMs across virtually every market. In the listed countries Visa is a core internationally accepted scheme alongside local methods.

Mastercard is a leading global card network supporting credit, debit and prepaid card payments online, in-store and at ATMs worldwide. In the listed countries it is a core internationally accepted scheme.

Claro Pay, operated by América Móvil's Claro Nicaragua, is a mobile money platform targeting prepaid mobile subscribers. It supports P2P transfers, bill payments, and basic financial transactions for users outside the formal banking system. It is one of the few accessible digital financial tools for rural and low-income populations.

Tigo Money, operated by Telecel (Millicom's Paraguay subsidiary), is Paraguay's leading mobile wallet and a key driver of financial inclusion. It enables P2P transfers, QR payments, bill payments, and remittance collection. Tigo Money participates in Paraguay's interoperable instant payment infrastructure and has deep penetration among the unbanked and underbanked population. QR transactions reached 13 million in March 2025, with much of this volume flowing through Tigo Money.