Jordan’s E-Wallet Transfers Exceed JD6 Billion Since January

Jordan reported that electronic wallet transfers have reached JD6.02 billion since the start of the year, according to a September 2026 report from the Jordan Payments and Clearing Company (JoPACC).

Overall Transfer Volume

The JoPACC report indicated that the total value of transfers made through electronic wallets amounted to around JD6.02 billion from January to September, carried out in approximately 130.33 million financial transactions via the JoMoPay system.

User Base and Demographics

By the end of September, the number of electronic wallet users stood at 3.1 million, reflecting a 1.3% increase from the previous month. Jordanians made up 87.3% of the user base, while non‑Jordanians accounted for the remaining 12.7%. This growth mirrors a broader shift toward digital payments across the MENA region.

September Transaction Activity

In September alone, electronic wallet users conducted 17.32 million transactions, a 2% decline from the 17.67 million recorded in August. Money transfers represented the largest share at 81.19% of transactions, followed by purchases at 18.38%, cash withdrawals at 0.32% and deposits at 0.12%. In value terms, money transfers totaled JD554.2 million, purchases amounted to JD171.3 million, cash withdrawals reached JD9.9 million and deposits stood at JD3.9 million, bringing the total transaction value for the month to approximately JD739 million, which is 4% lower than the August figure of roughly JD770 million.

About JoMoPay

JoMoPay is the electronic system that enables mobile payment services through electronic wallets, allowing users to move funds between wallets as well as to and from bank accounts.