The financial institution had previously agreed to pay the debt with banks such as Banorte, BBVA, Santander and Scotiabank.
Crédito Real was one of the first non-bank financial institutions (IFNB) to present problems last year by not being able to pay its debt in Swiss francs because it did not have the resources.
After the company’s lack of liquidity became known, the rating agencies S&P Global Ratings and Fitch Ratings lowered the rating to speculative grade.
Crédito Real, which also offered credit to SMEs, had a presence in the United States, Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua and Honduras.