This revenue stream remains distinct from the firm’s primary operations. Because deconversion fees arise when a financial institution is acquired—an event largely outside of Jack Henry’s control—the company excludes these figures from its non-GAAP revenue reporting. Management views these earnings as separate from the core business of providing ongoing technology services to banks and credit unions.

Jack Henry, an S&P 500 company, currently supports approximately 7,400 clients. While these deconversion payouts fluctuate based on market consolidation activity, the company continues to focus on its broader ecosystem of internal capabilities and fintech integrations. Detailed methodology regarding these revenue estimates remains available in the company’s regulatory filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.