The Central Bank of Jordan hosted a high-level technical delegation from the Central Bank of Syria on an official visit from 24 to 27 November focused on exchanging expertise on payment and electronic funds transfer systems and wider financial sector development. The programme also covered financial technology and innovation, digital transformation, financial consumer protection, anti-money laundering and terrorist financing, and the sector’s approach to cybersecurity. During the visit, the Central Bank of Jordan presented developments in electronic payments and digital transformation, including the technical, regulatory, legislative and supervisory environment supporting these initiatives, and highlighted its retail payment infrastructure for instant local transfers, electronic invoice presentment and collection, payment cards and the total settlement system. The agenda also included exposure to Jordan’s fintech ecosystem and support mechanisms, including a regulatory testing environment, alongside visits to the Institute of Banking Studies, the Academy of FinTech and Innovation, selected financial institutions and leading companies, and fintech incubators and accelerators, as well as national bodies involved in electronic payments infrastructure and digital services.