This report looks back at what has been achieved in the financial inclusion of refugees and asylum seekers in Jordan since 2015, when the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) first launched its initiative to enhance national financial inclusion.

This report discusses the future direction of digital payments in Jordan to increase their acceptance both on the merchant and user sides.

The purpose of this study is to gain a better understanding of consumers' appetite for and usage of digital financial services and their financial behavior in light of the rapid development of Jordan's digital financial services.

This research investigates the appetite of female refugees in Jordan towards mobile money and studies their behavior to better cater to their needs in collaboration with sector players.

Offering opportunities for stakeholders to increase understanding of how refugees use mobile money

How effective has digital been in promoting access to remittances and financial services?

Studying the developmental impact of remittances in countries with humanitarian crises

Why is it important for women to be connected?

How can MFIs get involved in the provision of mobile financial services?