Digital Adoption in Mexico
83% internet use · 0.7850 e-government
This profile brings together internet use, financial inclusion and UN e-government indicators for Mexico, with source years shown alongside each figure.
Internet and Connectivity
Internet use in Mexico is reported at 83% for 2024. The indicator measures individuals using the internet rather than subscriptions.
Mexico is compared only where the same indicator definition is available for the country, its region and the world. The source year is shown with each figure.
This is the latest internet-use observation directly verified for this page. Missing observations are not estimated.
That distinction matters: subscription rates can exceed 100 per 100 people because one person can hold multiple active services, whereas internet use is a population share. The reference year is shown with the value.
| Connectivity indicator | Mexico | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Individuals using the internet | 83% | 2024 |
| Mobile cellular subscriptions | 116.5 per 100 people | 2024 |
| Active mobile broadband subscriptions | 104 per 100 people | 2024 |
| Fixed broadband subscriptions | 21.7 per 100 people | 2024 |
Digital Payments
Financial-inclusion indicators are shown separately from connectivity measures because they describe account ownership or payment use.
| Financial inclusion indicator | Mexico | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Adults with an account | 53.0% | 2024 |
| Women with an account | 47.4% | 2024 |
| Men with an account | N/A | N/A |
The financial-inclusion figures for Mexico come from survey indicators and are kept separate from telecom subscription measures. Account ownership and payment use are distinct financial-inclusion measures. Missing observations are shown as unavailable.
Data note:
Digital Government
Data note: Indicators are shown with their published reference years.
| UN indicator | Mexico |
|---|---|
| E-Government Development Index | 0.7850 |
| Global rank | 65 |
| Online Service Index | 0.7637 |
| Telecommunication Infrastructure Index | 0.8310 |
| Human Capital Index | 0.7603 |
| EGDI group | Very High EGDI |
Mexico ranked 65 of 193 UN member states in the 2024 UN E-Government Survey. The ranking measures digital-government development, not internet use.
The three component values shown here are from the same UN 2024 annex. The UN index is not treated as a general internet-penetration score.
The digital gender gap
National internet averages can hide differences between groups, so gender-disaggregated data is kept separate from the headline adoption rate. Subscription counts are not treated as unique users.
Mexico's internet-use figure shown here is 83% for 2024. The percentage measures people using the internet, not subscriptions. The source year is shown with the figure.
Mexico vs. Region and World
Mexico is compared only where the same indicator definition is available for the country, its region and the world. The source year is shown with each figure. When comparing countries, avoid merging unlike measures instead of assuming every dataset covers the same period.
| Indicator | Mexico | Comparison note |
|---|---|---|
| Internet use, 2024 | 83% | Directly verified ITU/World Bank country observation |
| Regional comparison | Not shown | No mismatched-year comparison inserted |
| World comparison | Not shown | No rounded secondary estimate inserted |
Latest internet-use benchmark
The directly verified headline observation for Mexico is 83% in 2024. Each dataset is shown with its own reference year.
What the numbers say about Mexico
What the numbers say about Mexico
The strongest directly verified signal on this page is the internet-use rate: 83% in 2024. That points to broad internet adoption.
In this profile, the financial-inclusion figures for Mexico come from survey indicators and are kept separate from telecom subscription measures. Account ownership and payment use are distinct financial-inclusion measures. Missing observations are shown as unavailable.
Data note: When comparing Mexico with regional or global figures, use the year printed beside each value because collection periods can differ.
How to read this page
Internet use measures the share of people who used the internet during the reference period.
Subscriptions per 100 people are service counts and can exceed 100.
Global Findex is survey based and observations can differ by country and survey round.
EGDI is a composite UN digital-government index, not a general digital-adoption score.
Key Takeaways
Quick answers about the country’s digital-adoption figures.
What percentage of people in Mexico use the internet?
83% in 2024.
Why are some Mexico metrics marked ?
For the country comparison, an unavailable observation is left blank or marked N/A instead of being estimated for Mexico.
Does mean zero adoption?
No. It only means the page does not currently publish a verified value for that metric.
How is digital government assessed?
Data note: No missing Mexico value is estimated on this page; an unavailable observation remains clearly identified until a comparable source is published.
Why do the source years differ?
The financial-inclusion figures for Mexico come from survey indicators and are kept separate from telecom subscription measures. Account ownership and payment use are distinct financial-inclusion measures. Missing observations are shown as unavailable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the internet use figure show for Mexico?
Mexico's internet-use figure shown here is 83% for 2024. The percentage measures people using the internet, not subscriptions. The source year is shown with the figure.
What does the e-government figure show for Mexico?
For the country comparison, Mexico's 2024 UN E-Government Development Index score is 0.7850. EGDI combines online services, telecommunications infrastructure and human capital, so it should not be read as a standalone connectivity rate.
What does the data policy figure show for Mexico?
In this profile, an unavailable observation is left blank or marked N/A instead of being estimated for Mexico.
Sources & methodology
Mexico is compared only where the same indicator definition is available for the country, its region and the world.
Data Where a current comparable observation is not directly verified, the page says “” instead of estimating a replacement.View sources used for this page
Primary international source for telecommunications and ICT indicators. ITU DataHub
Preferred source for account ownership and financial-inclusion indicators. Global Findex data
Authoritative source for EGDI and its component indices. UN E-Government Survey