GITNUXREPORT 2025

Supply Chain In The Financial Industry Statistics

Supply chain finance growth accelerates digitally, boosting efficiency and sustainability globally.

Jannik Linder

Co-Founder of Gitnux, specialized in content and tech since 2016.

First published: April 29, 2025

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60% of financial institutions report that supply chain disruptions have impacted their lending activities

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45% of banks increased their supply chain finance offerings in 2022 after digital transformation initiatives

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Over 80% of financial institutions now consider supply chain finance as a strategic priority

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42% of supply chain finance providers plan to incorporate more ESG criteria into their lending decisions by 2025

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The global supply chain finance market was valued at approximately $24.4 billion in 2021

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The use of cloud-based supply chain finance solutions grew by 50% in 2022

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The projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of the supply chain finance market from 2022 to 2027 is 10.2%

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48% of supply chain finance providers reported an increase in demand for sustainable and green supply chain finance products in 2023

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According to a 2023 report, supply chain finance is expected to grow faster in Asia-Pacific at a CAGR of 12%, outpacing other regions

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65% of financial institutions anticipate a rise in demand for supply chain finance in emerging markets over the next five years

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66% of supply chain finance providers focus on integrating sustainability metrics into their financing decisions, aiming for greener supply chains

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Supply chain finance solutions tailored for SME suppliers have increased by 40% globally in 2023, addressing their liquidity needs more effectively

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55% of supply chain finance platforms utilize AI to mitigate fraud risk

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Supply chain finance-related cyberattacks increased by 25% in 2022, prompting increased cybersecurity measures

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78% of supply chain finance providers plan to invest more in cybersecurity measures over the next two years due to rising cyber threats

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The implementation of blockchain technology in supply chain finance can reduce settlement times by up to 80%

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The adoption rate of IoT devices in supply chain finance increased by 35% from 2020 to 2023

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Approximately 65% of supply chain financing transactions are now conducted digitally

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52% of surveyed financial institutions plan to increase their investments in AI-driven supply chain finance solutions over the next two years

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The latency of trade document processing has decreased by 60% with the adoption of digital tools in supply chain finance

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40% of global supply chain finance transactions are now facilitated via API integrations, indicating a digital-first approach

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63% of supply chain financing providers reported that blockchain-enabled solutions improved transparency and traceability

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The integration of AI and machine learning in supply chain finance is projected to grow by 22% annually through 2025

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The adoption of integrated ERP systems in supply chain finance reached 72% among large financial institutions in 2023

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58% of businesses see technological innovation as critical to supply chain finance resilience

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The percentage of supply chain finance transactions involving digitized invoicing reached 78% in 2023, up from 55% in 2020

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Around 65% of supply chain finance platforms are now deploying predictive analytics to assess risk and optimize lending

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Financial institutions report an average reduction of 15% in operational costs after adopting supply chain finance digital solutions

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54% of supply chain finance platforms have adopted machine learning algorithms for credit scoring and risk assessment

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The use of smart contracts in supply chain finance increased by 45% in 2022, enhancing automation and security

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78% of supply chain finance providers reported improved onboarding efficiency through digital identity verification

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The proportion of supply chain finance transactions supported by AI-driven chatbots increased to 40% in 2023, streamlining client communication

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The use of real-time data analytics in supply chain finance has increased operational efficiency by up to 25%, according to 2023 industry surveys

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Digital supply chain finance platforms have seen a 33% increase in user adoption in 2022, reflecting accelerated digital transformation

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Artificial intelligence and machine learning will influence approximately 80% of supply chain financing decisions by 2025, according to industry projections

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The integration of ERP and supply chain finance platforms improved invoice processing accuracy by 22% in 2023, reducing errors and delays

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Over 90% of supply chain finance transactions in developed economies are now digitally processed, up from 75% in 2020

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Approximately 70% of global trade finance transactions are linked to supply chain finance

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The global trade finance gap reached $1.7 trillion in 2023, much of which could be mitigated through improved supply chain finance solutions

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75% of supply chain finance transactions involve small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), highlighting their dependence on such solutions

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Blockchain-based supply chain finance solutions have saved clients an average of 30% on financing costs

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In 2023, the average turnaround time for supply chain finance approvals decreased to 2 days from 6 days in 2020

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67% of firms using supply chain finance reported a reduction in days payable outstanding (DPO), leading to better cash flow management

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80% of import-export firms utilize supply chain finance to optimize cash flow, according to 2023 survey data

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The percentage of transactions processed via mobile devices in supply chain finance increased to 32% in 2023, up from 18% in 2020

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87% of large banks believe supply chain finance can significantly improve liquidity management

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The average supply chain finance invoice turnaround time decreased from 7 days in 2020 to 3 days in 2023

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The total value of supply chain finance enabled transactions globally exceeded $4 trillion in 2023, demonstrating its critical role in international trade

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70% of multinationals now incorporate supply chain financing as part of their broader risk mitigation strategies

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Key Highlights

The global supply chain finance market was valued at approximately $24.4 billion in 2021
60% of financial institutions report that supply chain disruptions have impacted their lending activities
Approximately 70% of global trade finance transactions are linked to supply chain finance
The implementation of blockchain technology in supply chain finance can reduce settlement times by up to 80%
45% of banks increased their supply chain finance offerings in 2022 after digital transformation initiatives
The adoption rate of IoT devices in supply chain finance increased by 35% from 2020 to 2023
55% of supply chain finance platforms utilize AI to mitigate fraud risk
Approximately 65% of supply chain financing transactions are now conducted digitally
The use of cloud-based supply chain finance solutions grew by 50% in 2022
The projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of the supply chain finance market from 2022 to 2027 is 10.2%
48% of supply chain finance providers reported an increase in demand for sustainable and green supply chain finance products in 2023
Over 80% of financial institutions now consider supply chain finance as a strategic priority
The global trade finance gap reached $1.7 trillion in 2023, much of which could be mitigated through improved supply chain finance solutions

As supply chain finance surges into the digital age, transforming global trade with innovations like blockchain, AI, and IoT, the industry is projected to grow at an impressive 10.2% CAGR through 2027—reshaping the way financial institutions, SMEs, and multinational corporations navigate international trade and risk.

Institutional and Organizational Trends

60% of financial institutions report that supply chain disruptions have impacted their lending activities
45% of banks increased their supply chain finance offerings in 2022 after digital transformation initiatives
Over 80% of financial institutions now consider supply chain finance as a strategic priority
42% of supply chain finance providers plan to incorporate more ESG criteria into their lending decisions by 2025

Institutional and Organizational Trends Interpretation

As supply chain disruptions ripple through the financial sector, banks are not only doubling down on digital and ESG strategies but also recognizing that in the evolving landscape, a resilient supply chain isn't just an operational concern—it's a strategic imperative.

Market Growth and Valuation

The global supply chain finance market was valued at approximately $24.4 billion in 2021
The use of cloud-based supply chain finance solutions grew by 50% in 2022
The projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of the supply chain finance market from 2022 to 2027 is 10.2%
48% of supply chain finance providers reported an increase in demand for sustainable and green supply chain finance products in 2023
According to a 2023 report, supply chain finance is expected to grow faster in Asia-Pacific at a CAGR of 12%, outpacing other regions
65% of financial institutions anticipate a rise in demand for supply chain finance in emerging markets over the next five years
66% of supply chain finance providers focus on integrating sustainability metrics into their financing decisions, aiming for greener supply chains
Supply chain finance solutions tailored for SME suppliers have increased by 40% globally in 2023, addressing their liquidity needs more effectively

Market Growth and Valuation Interpretation

As supply chain finance blossoms into a $24.4 billion industry driven by green priorities, cloud innovations, and a geographical surge in Asia-Pacific and emerging markets, it signals that future prosperity hinges on eco-friendly, tech-enabled solutions that empower SMEs and meet escalating demand across the globe.

Security, Risks, and Cybersecurity

55% of supply chain finance platforms utilize AI to mitigate fraud risk
Supply chain finance-related cyberattacks increased by 25% in 2022, prompting increased cybersecurity measures
78% of supply chain finance providers plan to invest more in cybersecurity measures over the next two years due to rising cyber threats

Security, Risks, and Cybersecurity Interpretation

With more than half of supply chain finance platforms deploying AI to combat fraud and a rising tide of cyberattacks prompting nearly 80% of providers to bolster cybersecurity efforts, the industry is clearly navigating a digital battlefield where smart technology and vigilant defenses are now essential to keep the financial arteries flowing securely.

Technology Adoption and Innovation

The implementation of blockchain technology in supply chain finance can reduce settlement times by up to 80%
The adoption rate of IoT devices in supply chain finance increased by 35% from 2020 to 2023
Approximately 65% of supply chain financing transactions are now conducted digitally
52% of surveyed financial institutions plan to increase their investments in AI-driven supply chain finance solutions over the next two years
The latency of trade document processing has decreased by 60% with the adoption of digital tools in supply chain finance
40% of global supply chain finance transactions are now facilitated via API integrations, indicating a digital-first approach
63% of supply chain financing providers reported that blockchain-enabled solutions improved transparency and traceability
The integration of AI and machine learning in supply chain finance is projected to grow by 22% annually through 2025
The adoption of integrated ERP systems in supply chain finance reached 72% among large financial institutions in 2023
58% of businesses see technological innovation as critical to supply chain finance resilience
The percentage of supply chain finance transactions involving digitized invoicing reached 78% in 2023, up from 55% in 2020
Around 65% of supply chain finance platforms are now deploying predictive analytics to assess risk and optimize lending
Financial institutions report an average reduction of 15% in operational costs after adopting supply chain finance digital solutions
54% of supply chain finance platforms have adopted machine learning algorithms for credit scoring and risk assessment
The use of smart contracts in supply chain finance increased by 45% in 2022, enhancing automation and security
78% of supply chain finance providers reported improved onboarding efficiency through digital identity verification
The proportion of supply chain finance transactions supported by AI-driven chatbots increased to 40% in 2023, streamlining client communication
The use of real-time data analytics in supply chain finance has increased operational efficiency by up to 25%, according to 2023 industry surveys
Digital supply chain finance platforms have seen a 33% increase in user adoption in 2022, reflecting accelerated digital transformation
Artificial intelligence and machine learning will influence approximately 80% of supply chain financing decisions by 2025, according to industry projections
The integration of ERP and supply chain finance platforms improved invoice processing accuracy by 22% in 2023, reducing errors and delays
Over 90% of supply chain finance transactions in developed economies are now digitally processed, up from 75% in 2020

Technology Adoption and Innovation Interpretation

As supply chain finance evolves into a high-tech hub—reducing settlement times by 80%, boosting digital transactions to 65%, and leveraging AI and blockchain to cut costs and increase transparency—financial institutions are swiftly transforming the old paper chase into a sleek digital race, proving that in the race to innovate, resilience and efficiency are no longer optional but essential.

Trade and Transaction Dynamics

Approximately 70% of global trade finance transactions are linked to supply chain finance
The global trade finance gap reached $1.7 trillion in 2023, much of which could be mitigated through improved supply chain finance solutions
75% of supply chain finance transactions involve small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), highlighting their dependence on such solutions
Blockchain-based supply chain finance solutions have saved clients an average of 30% on financing costs
In 2023, the average turnaround time for supply chain finance approvals decreased to 2 days from 6 days in 2020
67% of firms using supply chain finance reported a reduction in days payable outstanding (DPO), leading to better cash flow management
80% of import-export firms utilize supply chain finance to optimize cash flow, according to 2023 survey data
The percentage of transactions processed via mobile devices in supply chain finance increased to 32% in 2023, up from 18% in 2020
87% of large banks believe supply chain finance can significantly improve liquidity management
The average supply chain finance invoice turnaround time decreased from 7 days in 2020 to 3 days in 2023
The total value of supply chain finance enabled transactions globally exceeded $4 trillion in 2023, demonstrating its critical role in international trade
70% of multinationals now incorporate supply chain financing as part of their broader risk mitigation strategies

Trade and Transaction Dynamics Interpretation

As supply chain finance increasingly becomes the backbone of global trade—cutting costs by 30%, slashing approval times by two-thirds, and mobilizing over $4 trillion—it's clear that SMEs and multinationals alike are betting on digital—and even mobile—solutions not just to streamline cash flows but to secure their very survival in a complex financial world.