Jordan Ahli Bank joins the Credit Plus platform to expand digital supply chain finance, improve cash flow, and strengthen corporate banking services in Jordan.
Jordan Ahli Bank has joined the Credit Plus supply chain finance platform, marking a strategic move to expand its digital banking capabilities for corporate clients and improve the efficiency of supply chain financing in Jordan.
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Through the integration, the bank will offer corporate customers access to digital invoice financing, enabling faster access to liquidity under competitive terms. The platform is designed to streamline operational processes, shorten payment and collection cycles, and improve cash flow management for both suppliers and buyers.
Supply chain finance has become an increasingly important tool for corporates seeking to manage working capital more effectively, particularly amid tighter liquidity conditions and rising operational costs. By joining Credit Plus, Jordan Ahli Bank aims to strengthen its position in this segment while supporting business continuity and resilience across key sectors of the Jordanian economy.
Dr. Ahmad Al-Hussein, Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of Jordan Ahli Bank, said the move aligns with the bank’s broader digital transformation strategy and its focus on delivering value-added solutions to corporate clients.
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“Joining the Credit Plus platform is part of our strategy to provide advanced digital banking solutions that respond to the evolving needs of our corporate customers and enable them to manage working capital with greater efficiency and flexibility,” Al-Hussein said. He added that supply chain finance plays a critical role in supporting business growth and strengthening economic resilience, in line with the bank’s commitment to innovation and national economic development.
The integration expands Jordan Ahli Bank’s portfolio of transaction banking and trade finance services, while improving connectivity between buyers, suppliers, and financiers. By digitizing invoice financing and related workflows, the platform reduces administrative friction and enhances transparency across supply chains.
Jordan Ahli Bank said the initiative supports sustainable business growth and contributes to the broader development of the financial and banking sector in Jordan. The bank positions the move as part of its effort to align with regional and international banking best practices, while reinforcing its role as a long-term partner to the corporate sector.
The adoption of digital supply chain finance platforms is gaining momentum across the Middle East, as banks seek to modernize corporate banking services and provide SMEs and large enterprises with faster, more flexible access to funding. Jordan Ahli Bank’s participation in Credit Plus reflects this shift, as financial institutions increasingly leverage technology to improve efficiency, risk management, and customer experience.
Why Jordan Ahli Bank Expansion Matters to MENA
Supply chain finance is emerging as a critical lever for corporate liquidity, SME resilience, and trade efficiency across MENA. Jordan Ahli Bank’s integration with Credit Plus highlights how banks in the region are using digital platforms to modernize corporate banking, strengthen supply chains, and support economic growth in increasingly competitive markets.
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