Overview
- Federal agencies led by the Energy Ministry held remote briefings Saturday, May 2, to explain how to apply Décima Bis, the rule that took effect April 27 and cuts electronic payment commissions on fuel sales.
- Registrations run through the official SENER portal using the RFC tied to each station’s permit, with one login per legal entity and session details sent by email after sign‑up.
- The sessions feature SENER, the Finance Ministry, Pemex, Profeco, ASEA and the National Energy Commission, giving operators step‑by‑step guidance for compliance.
- The rule targets charges on card and fuel‑voucher transactions, which are a major cost for stations with thin margins, and the government says it expects lower operating costs and wider use of digital payments.
- El Imparcial reports the measure stems from a commitment by President Claudia Sheinbaum and an agreement with the Association of Banks of Mexico, while some station owners say rules remain unclear and warn of possible losses or technical snags without more detail.