The US and Canada get the most Temu inventory in this region, but Central American and Caribbean markets run the same bundle-credit structure. Pick your country below.
Narrower clusters within North America, for hyperlocal shipping and currency detail.
Showing all 9 North America countries · Updated September 11, 2026
North America's two largest storefronts, the United States and Canada, carry the bulk of Temu's order volume in this region, and the bundle credit on those two pages reflects that scale. Central American markets, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Caribbean storefronts like the Dominican Republic and Trinidad and Tobago, run the exact same cart-wide bundle mechanic, just with a newer storefront behind it. Mexico sits in between: a large population and growing Temu presence, but a distinct peso-denominated bundle value from what you'd see north of the border.
US dollars price the American storefront, Canadian dollars price Canada's, and Mexican pesos price Mexico's, three separate figures for what is structurally the same offer. Central American countries typically price in US dollars or a pegged local currency, which keeps the headline number closer to the US figure than you might expect. Caribbean markets vary more: the Dominican peso and Trinidad and Tobago dollar both reflect local pricing rather than a straight conversion, so the bundle value on those pages won't match a US or Canadian figure directly.
US and Canadian orders generally see the shorter end of the seven-to-twenty-day transit window, since fulfillment routes into North America's two largest economies are the most built-out in the region. Central American and Caribbean orders, Costa Rica, Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, tend to run toward the longer end, since freight has to clear additional customs and shipping legs to reach those markets. Handling time stays close to one to three days across the board; transit time is where the real difference shows up.
Every country on this list uses the same code-at-checkout flow: paste the code into the Temu search bar, confirm the bundle credit appears in your cart, and it applies whether you're a new or returning shopper. What changes country to country is the currency, the exact bundle figure, and how long delivery takes, all of which we list on each individual country page rather than assuming one North American average covers nine different storefronts.
We check each of the nine country pages in this region on its own schedule, confirming the code is active and the bundle figure matches what Temu currently shows for that storefront. The US and Canada pages tend to hold steady longer between updates simply because those markets are more established; smaller Central American and Caribbean storefronts get rechecked just as often, since less transaction history means terms can shift with less warning. If a code lapses anywhere on this list, we update that page directly rather than letting a stale figure sit alongside current ones from a neighboring country. Mexico gets checked on its own cycle too, since its peso-denominated bundle moves independently of both its northern and Central American neighbors.