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# J.P. Morgan Payments and Thunes expand cross-border payout coverage
- URL: https://www.southeastasiaconnect.com/j-p-morgan-payments-and-thunes-expand-cross-border-payout-coverage/
- Published: 2026-09-23T10:32:32.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-23T13:19:31.000Z
- Author: Lars Voedisch

[J.P. Morgan Payments](https://www.jpmorgan.com/payments/?ref=southeastasiaconnect.com) says it is working with Thunes to expand cross-border payouts to bank accounts and mobile wallets through its Xpedite Remit service.

The issuer says the work extends coverage across more than 100 corridors. Indonesia and the Philippines are among the markets named in the expansion. The stated aim is to give business users another way to route disbursements across a mix of bank-account and mobile-wallet endpoints.

For companies paying suppliers, contractors, marketplace sellers or customers across borders, the relevant question is not simply whether a route exists. It is whether the route is available for the specific sending market, receiving market, currency, payout method and compliance profile. The announcement signals broader stated reach for the arrangement, while leaving those corridor-level details to the parties' operating terms.

The bank-account and mobile-wallet combination is relevant in Southeast Asia because recipients do not all use the same financial endpoint. A regional payment programme may need to connect conventional accounts in one market and wallet-based destinations in another. The release positions the expanded arrangement around that operational requirement, without saying that every endpoint is available in every corridor.

The announcement concerns the stated availability and reach of the payout arrangement. It does not disclose transaction volumes, user adoption or the actual speed achieved for individual payments.

For businesses managing regional disbursements, the development points to a wider set of potential payout routes across bank-account and mobile-wallet endpoints. The practical effect will depend on corridor-specific availability, compliance requirements, foreign-exchange arrangements, fees and the terms offered to users. Those implementation details will determine whether a stated corridor can support a particular payment flow.

[Source: J.P. Morgan Payments newsroom release.](https://www.jpmorgan.com/payments/newsroom/cross-border-payments-thunes-expansion?ref=southeastasiaconnect.com)