ProxyPagos

What it is. A Mexico-focused payment-utility service. Rather than a self-serve web checkout, the flow runs through a chat interface: you say what you need (top-up airtime, pay CFE electricity, buy a giftcard, activate an eSIM, withdraw cash), and the operator quotes and executes against your XMR / Lightning / internal balance. The service positions itself as *"lo que necesitas pagar, sin salir del chat"* — pay what you need without leaving the chat.

Product surfaces observed.

• Mobile — airtime top-ups + data packages for Mexican mobile operators.
• Bills — CFE (electricity), water, internet, telephony.
• Giftcards (unbounded set implied).
• eSIMs (activation + top-up).
• Cash withdrawal in Mexico.
• Public price ticker on the landing page for BTC + XMR (live rate, timestamped).

Network reach. Tor + I2P surfaces are published on the landing page:

• Clearnet landing: `proxypagos.com`
• Landing onion: `proxypagospynfv4m7z3vo7rz44iohp5fidomb56jmqhyvp64hc2w5yd.onion`
• Private web onion: `n5tjfm23zvjvrqgr4dm7liirrl7u34euqxjxjfag4wnimthyopc7u6yd.onion`
• I2P landing: `proxypagos.i2p` (experimental) + `sksigouagszcfgyztg7hoenshytac2jmzgtstwra6ysiwyzsdzya.b32.i2p` fallback.

That's a strong network-layer commitment: three distinct hidden-service surfaces (landing + auth + I2P) is well above the usual "one .onion published" bar.

Peer position. monerica.com carries a listing. kycnot.me: not yet listed. One independent peer-directory anchor.

Why Grade B (not C). For a *cards*-adjacent Mexican payments listing, three signals lift off C: (a) the multi-network surface (clearnet + Tor + Tor-auth + I2P) is real operator work, not marketing, (b) monerica anchor corroborates, (c) chat-based flow with XMR / Lightning / internal balance is a structurally testable no-form-fill experience. Grade A withheld pending: a curator test-transaction on at least one product (bill or top-up), kycnot corroboration, and a run at how the operator handles reversals when a bill payment fails on the Mexican utility side.

Caveats. Chat-driven means slower than a self-serve web UI and higher operator-attention cost. Readers should treat this as *"a private concierge that speaks Spanish and lives on Tor"* rather than a Stripe replacement. Fee spread not disclosed on the landing page — worth flagging as a Reader Caveat and confirmed via test-transaction.