Embedded-finance provider tracked in the Embedded Finance Index — disclosed by 4 companies across 1 category.
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JCB originated as a domestic Japanese credit card issuer and evolved into one of the world's major international payment card networks with over 154 million cardmembers globally. Its international subsidiary, JCB International Co., Ltd., has expanded acceptance infrastructure through partnerships with major payment processors including Stripe and Adyen. JCB Finance Ltd (UK), a joint venture with NatWest, provides asset-based lending to UK construction, agriculture, and industrial customers, representing a captive embedded finance arm for equipment financing.
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<img src="https://www.embeddedfinanceindex.com/api/badge/jcb/install" width="1" height="1" alt="" style="display:none">4 companies are linked to JCB in the Embedded Finance Index 2026, through their own public disclosures or JCB's published customer list, including CrediMax, Shift4, Cellpoint and IDEMIA.
JCB is an embedded-finance provider in Card Network. It ranks #8 of 15 Card Network providers by linked companies.
The most-named Card Network alternatives to JCB are Visa (355 buyers), Mastercard (314 buyers), American Express (46 buyers), Verve (24 buyers), Discover (22 buyers) and UnionPay (13 buyers).
JCB is founded in 1961 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.
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