J.P. Morgan Payments and Oracle received the Working Capital Innovation Award from The Working Capital Forum for their Supply Chain Finance (SCF) solution within Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), aimed at optimizing working capital.

The integrated trade finance solution, which was announced in 2025 and is being used by FedEx1, reduces the time it takes to implement an SCF program by up to six months2 by directly embedding J.P. Morgan Payments’ SCF functionalities directly within Oracle Cloud ERP, rather than having to implement a custom solution.

“J.P. Morgan Payments’ Integrated Trade Finance for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP promises to transform how companies implement SCF programs, a process that can be slow, complex, and require major tech spend,” said Mike Hewitt, CEO of Working Capital Forum. “By identifying some of the biggest friction points in SCF and collaborating closely to eliminate them, Oracle and J.P. Morgan Payments have developed a truly cutting-edge solution that will help more companies enjoy the working-capital benefits of SCF at a superior speed and cost.”

The J.P. Morgan Payments SCF functionality is delivered to FedEx and other clients through J.P. Morgan Payments’ Integrated Trade Finance for Oracle Cloud ERP, which was announced at Oracle CloudWorld 2024 along with other enhancements and integrations. More information about J.P. Morgan Payments’ Trade & Working Capital Solutions is available here.

Oracle is part of the J.P. Morgan Payments Partner Network, which brings together J.P. Morgan Payments' extensive suite of payment solutions and over 80 third-party relationships and integrations to help clients build, implement, expand, and optimize payments strategies based on their business needs. For more information about Oracle’s integrations with J.P. Morgan Payments, please visit this page.

Read more about the award in The Working Capital Forum.