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JPMorgan Chase vs American Express Business Model (2026)

JPMorgan Chase earns most from Net interest income (52.3%), while American Express earns most from Discount revenue (51.8%). Computed from JPMorgan Chase 10-K FY2025 and American Express 10-K FY2025.

Last checked 2026-10-18 on the official pages.

JPMorgan Chase

Amounts in millions of USD. Shares are computed from the filing.

American Express

Amounts in millions of USD. Shares are computed from the filing.

Revenue by type, net of interest expense
Revenue lineValue% of totalFiling
Discount revenue$37,401 million ($37.4 billion)51.8%10-K FY2025 ↗
Net card fees$9,993 million ($10.0 billion)13.8%10-K FY2025 ↗
Service fees and other revenue$7,471 million ($7.5 billion)10.3%10-K FY2025 ↗
Net interest income$17,364 million ($17.4 billion)24.0%10-K FY2025 ↗
Total revenue$72,229 million ($72.2 billion)—10-K FY2025 ↗

Shared business models

Interest and banking

Company and model pages

JPMorgan Chase · American Express

JPMorgan Chase: Interest and banking

American Express: Interest and banking · Payments network

Frequently asked questions

How does JPMorgan Chase make money?

JPMorgan Chase makes money mainly from Net interest income. Its FY2025 total revenue was $182,447 million ($182.4 billion), with Net interest income the biggest disclosed revenue line at $95,443 million ($95.4 billion) and 52.3% of total revenue (computed from the 10-K FY2025). JPMorgan's Markets business combines transaction-related revenue with net interest income.

How does American Express make money?

American Express makes money mainly from Discount revenue. Its FY2025 total revenue was $72,229 million ($72.2 billion), with Discount revenue the biggest disclosed revenue line at $37,401 million ($37.4 billion) and 51.8% of total revenue (computed from the 10-K FY2025). American Express earns discount revenue by facilitating spending between card members and merchants.