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American Banker — Payments Intelligence
Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase join new Swift framework
WHAT HAPPENED
American Banker reports that Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase are among about 60 banks in 25 countries adopting Swift's framework for lower-value international transfers. The framework combines upfront fee and FX visibility, transaction tracking and near-real-time recipient credit where local systems permit; Swift positions a fixed-fee option as an alternative to variable correspondent-bank charges.
PUBLISHED August 11, 2026SOURCE American Banker — Payments IntelligenceLANE Payment infrastructure
KEY FIGURES
about 60
Banks backing the framework
25
Countries represented
WHAT TO WATCH NEXT
Watch whether follow-up sources disclose implementation dates, jurisdiction coverage, reporting duties, and the first affected products.
Independent American Banker report. Adoption counts and product capabilities are attributed to Swift and participating banks; corridor pricing, live volume and achieved performance are not disclosed.
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# Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase join new Swift framework
> Evidence tier: B1
> Evidence type: Independent payments-media report with comments from Bank of America, JPMorgan Payments, Swift and Celent
> Source: [American Banker — Payments Intelligence](https://www.americanbanker.com/payments/news/bank-of-america-jpmorgan-chase-join-new-swift-framework)
> Published: 2026-08-11
> Captured: 2026-08-12T01:34:20.288Z
## Source summary
American Banker reports that Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase are among about 60 banks in 25 countries adopting Swift's framework for lower-value international transfers. The framework combines upfront fee and FX visibility, transaction tracking and near-real-time recipient credit where local systems permit; Swift positions a fixed-fee option as an alternative to variable correspondent-bank charges.
## Why it matters
The framework targets the customer frictions that let transfer apps and stablecoin-based services gain share: uncertain deductions, slow delivery and poor tracking. Existing Swift connectivity may help banks scale the experience quickly, but the report does not disclose live payment volume, corridor-level pricing, the share arriving near instantly or measured savings versus newer rails.
## Key numbers
- **Banks backing the framework:** about 60
- **Countries represented:** 25
## Topics and entities
- Industry lane: Payment infrastructure
- Entities: Bank of America / JPMorgan Chase / Swift
- Payment infrastructure
- Cross-border payments
## Evidence and credibility note
Independent American Banker report. Adoption counts and product capabilities are attributed to Swift and participating banks; corridor pricing, live volume and achieved performance are not disclosed.
Date evidence: Automatically verified from article:published_time: 2026-08-11T19:04:31.095
## First-party corroboration
No directly corresponding A1 company announcement is currently linked.
## Original-source traceback
[Open the original American Banker — Payments Intelligence report](https://www.americanbanker.com/payments/news/bank-of-america-jpmorgan-chase-join-new-swift-framework)
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