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Report by Jordan Payments and Clearing Company (JoPACC) for October 2025 shows outbound e-wallet transfers reach JD5.25bn since start of year through 81.01m transactions via e-wallet systems.

Report monitored by ‘Al Mamlaka’ shows total instant-payment ecosystem (banks and mobile payment providers included) records 214.91m transactions worth JD21.61bn since January.

JoMoPay (e-wallet network) logs 9.45m October transactions worth JD573m. Transaction count rises 6.7% month-on-month while value dips 0.7%.

E-wallet users reach 2.66m by end of October, up 1.4% from previous month. Jordanians make up 87.8% of users, non-Jordanians 12.2%; males 47.1%, females 52.5%.

Money transfers form 84.5% of all transactions, followed by purchases (14.5%), cash withdrawals (0.8%) and deposits (0.2%). October values: transfers JD445.85m, purchases JD94.01m, withdrawals JD11.63m, deposits JD3.52m.

Average e-wallet transaction value stands at JD54.8 versus JD111.9 for bank-account transactions. Results indicate continued growth of e-wallet activity in Jordan and expanding role in digital-payment adoption and financial inclusion.