Manage your trade documents digitally in a paperless environment.
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Digitize your bill of exchange
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Discount bills of exchange and help convert future payments into upfront cash.
Manage your trade documents digitally in a paperless environment.
Help ensure version control and transaction integrity with distributed ledger technology.
Help reduce manual processes and accelerate your workflow for greater efficiency and speed.
Secure favorable payment terms and manage cross-border risk.
Optimize working capital for predictable cash flow.
Unlock incremental sales with negotiable instruments.
A promissory note is a written promise made by one party (the maker) to pay a specified amount to another party (the payee), either on demand or on a defined future date. It is a legally binding instrument that creates a direct obligation to pay.
The biggest difference between a bill of exchange and a promissory note comes down to a single distinction: one is an order to pay and the other is a promise to pay.
The party that is owed money initiates a bill of exchange, serving as a formal instruction directing a third party to pay a specified sum to the designated recipient, either on demand or on a set date.
With a promissory note, the party that owes the money initiates the request. Rather than instructing someone else to pay, the maker of a promissory note is making a direct, self-contained promise to pay a specified sum to the payee.
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Modernizing global trade: Electronic Bill of Exchange in the U.S.
May 20, 2026
J.P. Morgan Payments is redefining trade finance globally for the digital era by expanding its solution
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Jul 17, 2025
Mobile Technology Network South Africa (Pty) Ltd. (MTN SA) has successfully completed the first transaction to leverage J.P. Morgan’s new Electronic Bill of Exchange offering – marking a pivotal step in the digitization of trade finance.
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