AMMAN — The value of outgoing transfers through electronic wallets reached around JD6.02 billion during the first nine months of 2026, involving 130.33 million transactions through the JoMoPay system, according to the September report of the Jordan Payments and Clearing Company (JoPACC).

 

The number of e-wallet users reached 3.1 million by the end of September, up 1.3 per cent from August, with Jordanians accounting for 87.3 per cent of users and non-Jordanians 12.7 per cent, Al Mamlaka TV reported.

 

In September, e-wallets processed 17.32 million transactions, down 2 per cent from 17.67 million in August.

 

Money transfers accounted for 81.19 per cent of transactions, followed by purchases at 18.38 per cent, cash withdrawals at 0.32 per cent and deposits at 0.12 per cent.

 

In terms of value, money transfers totalled JD554.2 million in September, while purchases amounted to JD171.3 million, cash withdrawals JD9.9 million and deposits JD3.9 million.

 

The total value of e-wallet transactions reached JD739 million in September, down 4 per cent from JD770 million in August.

 

JoMoPay is an electronic payment system that enables mobile financial services through e-wallets, including transfers between wallets and transactions between wallets and bank accounts.