Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. reports developments for a financial technology company serving banks and credit unions with core processing, digital banking, payments, lending, fraud and anti-money-laundering, and data-integration capabilities. Company updates often cover client selections for outsourced core systems, the Banno Digital Platform, SilverLake, CIF 20/20, Core Director, Symitar, and third-party connections through the Jack Henry Fintech Integration Network.
Recurring news also includes quarterly earnings, deconversion revenue disclosures tied to client contract terminations after bank acquisitions, capital returns through dividends and share repurchases, credit-union and community-bank deployments, product recognition for Tap2Local, and executive participation in investor conferences.
Jack Henry & Associates (JKHY) reported $17.9 million in deconversion revenue for its fiscal first quarter ended September 30, 2026.
Based on those results, the company estimates fiscal 2027 deconversion revenue of $30 million. Most deconversion revenue arises when a client agrees to be acquired by another financial institution, resulting in termination of its Jack Henry contract. Recognition in these cases depends on factors outside Jack Henry's control. The company excludes this revenue from quarterly and annual non-GAAP revenue because it does not represent ongoing client-service operations.
Jack Henry (JKHY) is collaborating with Nuuvia to offer youth and family banking tools through its Banno digital banking service. Nuuvia will provide Banno customers with a platform featuring financial education, allowance management and parent-guided debit card experiences.
The platform is designed for community banks and credit unions serving Gen Z and Gen Alpha. Financial institutions can offer the experience under their own brands while retaining ownership of deposits, interchange income and customer data.
Jack Henry (JKHY) now offers access to Greenlight’s family banking integration through its Banno digital banking platform. Community and regional banks and credit unions can offer Greenlight co-branded within their own mobile banking apps. The integration provides access to financial literacy tools for children and teens, alongside parental tools to monitor transactions, automate allowances and control spending.
Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) announced six financial institution and fintech winners of its 2026 Cobalt Awards at its annual client conference. Local Bank and Numerica Credit Union won Barrier Breakers awards; FirstBank and Kitsap Credit Union won Changemakers awards; and Array and Moov won Integrators awards. The awards recognize technology use in financial access, operations and service delivery.
Jack Henry & Associates (Nasdaq: JKHY) will host its first-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings call webcast on November 4, 2026. Earnings will be released after market close on November 3, 2026. The webcast begins at 7:45 a.m. Central (8:45 a.m. Eastern) on jackhenry.com, with an archived replay available approximately one hour after the live call.
Jack Henry (JKHY) marked its 50th anniversary with a $107,450 donation to Junior Achievement USA and a nationwide volunteer campaign. The donation combines a $100,000 company gift with $7,450 from associates, who selected the recipient through a companywide vote.
The funding will support national programs and seven local chapters, benefiting over 50,000 students. The company's 50 Days of Service campaign ran from August 3 through October 9, with associates logging more than 6,100 volunteer hours, exceeding its goal of 5,000 hours.
StrategyCorps has joined the Jack Henry (JKHY) Fintech Integration Network, connecting its MonetizeIQ platform to Jack Henry core systems.
MonetizeIQ integrates with SilverLake through jXchange and Symitar through SymXchange. The platform uses core, loan and card data to analyze account relationships and deliver personalized offers, rewards and relationship tiers. FIN provides participating fintechs with direct access to Jack Henry technical resources and test systems. Inclusion in the network is not an endorsement of the fintech's product.
Jack Henry (Nasdaq: JKHY) expanded its collaboration with Google Cloud, planning an integration to support tokenized deposits for banks and credit unions.
The planned integration with Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL) would allow institutions to represent deposits digitally and explore new payment and settlement services. GCUL is a managed distributed ledger, a shared transaction record, with programmable, round-the-clock settlement capabilities. The expansion builds on the companies' relationship established in 2022 to advance Jack Henry's cloud-native technology modernization.
Jack Henry (JKHY) earned recognition for all 10 submitted client websites in the 2026 WebAwards, including Best Bank Website. The websites were built using its web hosting and graphic design services. Great Southern Bank's Community Matters site won Best Bank Website; four other sites received Outstanding Website Awards, and five received Standard of Excellence Awards.
Hyland has joined the fintech integration network operated by Jack Henry (JKHY), gaining access to technical resources supporting existing integrations.
The program provides access to test systems and supports Hyland OnBase integrations with Jack Henry's SilverLake and Symitar Episys core banking platforms. These integrations connect banking data with documents and workflows. Network inclusion is not an endorsement of Hyland's product.