On July 14, JPMorganChase announced its firm-wide financial results for the second quarter of 2026. As part of the bank’s $58B in managed revenue for the quarter, J.P. Morgan Payments delivered $5.3B in Q2 2026 revenue, up 12% year over year

It was the best quarter of all time for the Payments business and its sixth consecutive record quarter. Payments delivered double-digit revenue growth and continues to serve as a key growth engine for the Commercial & Investment Bank (CIB), which reported net revenue of $24.9B in Q2, up 27% year over year.

“J.P. Morgan Payments delivered its sixth consecutive record quarter, our best quarter on record fueled by double-digit fee and deposit growth. We advanced our capabilities across trade and working capital, digital payments and AI, expanded Kinexys into new currencies and deepened relationships with clients globally. This is a reflection of the scale and stability of our business and the trust clients place in us to move money, information and assets reliably in a fast-evolving payments landscape,” said Max Neukirchen, Global Co-Head of J.P. Morgan Payments.

Beyond the headline numbers, the business continues to build on its momentum across product news, client wins and awards. Recent highlights include:

In addition, we highlighted a few of our solutions benefiting our clients, including embedded payments for BILL Holdings, Kinexys Blockchain Deposit Accounts for Arab Bank’s MENA ecosystem, and a virtual netting solution for Wizz Air.

The Payments business also continues to earn industry recognition, including recent wins at the 2026 Adam Smith AwardsCelent Model Bank Awards2026 Tearsheet Bankchain Awards and PayTech Awards, as well as placing on the Fortune Crypto 100.

“These are extraordinary accomplishments. In a complex and rapidly changing global marketplace, we help clients move money with confidence, delivering the reliability, scale and expertise they need to navigate disruption, volatility and evolving market conditions. At the same time, we are strengthening protections for our clients by staying ahead of increasingly sophisticated fraud threats, combining strong controls, intelligent monitoring and disciplined execution to help keep their businesses safe and resilient,” said Umar Farooq, Global Co-Head of J.P. Morgan Payments.

For details about the firm’s Q2 2026 financial results, view the press release here