J.P. Morgan Partners With Thunes to Speed Global Payments
J.P. Morgan has selected Thunes to help streamline its international payments infrastructure, according to a NYSE pre-market advisory.
J.P. Morgan is expanding its global payments capabilities through a partnership with Thunes, a cross-border payments network, according to a pre-market advisory issued by the New York Stock Exchange on September 28, 2026.
The NYSE daily pre-market update, distributed directly from the trading floor ahead of market open, flagged the arrangement as a notable development in the financial services sector. Such advisories are closely watched by institutional investors for early signals on major corporate moves.
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The partnership reflects broader momentum among large financial institutions to modernize legacy payment rails and reduce friction in cross-border transactions. Thunes operates a network that connects payment systems across multiple regions, positioning it as a potential accelerant for J.P. Morgan's international business flow.
While specific financial terms of the arrangement were not disclosed in the advisory, the move aligns with J.P. Morgan's longstanding strategic interest in payments technology and global transaction banking — a segment that generates significant revenue for the firm.
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