Under the plan, every time a consumer moves money from JPMorgan Chase to a crypto account or a third-party service like Venmo, the bank could charge a fee. This would make it economically impossible ...

The implementation of these charges could affect fintech firms that depend on access to customer bank accounts for operations ...

The first half saw the bank’s market value surpass that of its three largest competitors combined. It racked up $30 billion ...

Fintech stocks bounced back Monday as analysts downplayed the potential impact of JPMorgan’s reported plan to charge for bank ...

JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the United States, has decided to end the free access previously granted to financial technology companies—such as PayPal, Venmo, ...

JPMorgan Chase is a juggernaut in the global payments industry, helping move nearly $10 trillion daily, so it makes sense ...

JPMorgan’s strategy for stablecoins reflects a broader institutional effort to study, not necessarily promote, digital tokens ...

The biggest bank in the US, JPMorgan, will begin charging financial technology companies for a typically free service.

JPMorgan plans to charge fintechs for client data access, reshaping the economics of platforms like PayPal, Coinbase and ...

JPMorgan told financial-technology companies that it will start charging fees amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars ...

JPMorgan Chase is planning to impose fees on fintech companies for access to its customer bank account data, Bloomberg News ...