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6 billion dinars is the value of transfers via electronic wallets since the beginning of the year

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6 billion dinars is the value of transfers via electronic wallets since the beginning of the year

A report by the Jordan Payments and Clearing Company (JoPACC) for September 2026 showed that the value of transfers issued from electronic wallets reached about 6.02 billion dinars since the beginning of the current year, through about 130.33 million financial transactions executed via the "JoMoPay" system.

According to the report reviewed by "Al-Mamlaka", the number of electronic wallet users reached 3.1 million by the end of last September, an increase of 1.3% from the previous month, with Jordanians accounting for 87.3% of them, while the percentage of non-Jordanian users reached 12.7%.

The number of transactions executed via electronic wallets during last September reached 17.32 million, a decrease of 2% compared to last August, which recorded 17.67 million transactions.

The report indicated that money transfers accounted for the largest share of transactions executed via electronic wallets, at 81.19%, followed by purchases at 18.38%, then cash withdrawals at 0.32%, and deposits at 0.12%.

In terms of value, money transfers amounted to 554.2 million dinars during last September, while purchase operations recorded 171.3 million dinars, cash withdrawals 9.9 million dinars, and deposits 3.9 million dinars.

The total value of transactions executed via electronic wallets during last September reached about 739 million dinars, a decrease of 4% compared to last August, which recorded about 770 million dinars.

"JoMoPay" is an electronic system that provides mobile payment services through electronic wallets, as it allows for the exchange of financial transactions between electronic wallets, as well as transfers to and from bank accounts.

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