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JS Bank Launches 0% Markup Installment Plans on Samsung Smartphones Across Pakistan

  • May 14, 2025
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JS Bank, in partnership with Samsung and Spark Technologies, has introduced an attractive 0% markup installment plan on select Samsung flagship and mid-range smartphones, offering customers flexible payment options with no extra charges. This initiative is designed to make Samsung’s latest devices more accessible to Pakistani consumers by enabling them to pay in convenient six or twelve-month installments using their JS Bank credit cards.

The promotion is available nationwide exclusively through bookings made via the JS Bank Call Center, emphasizing a smooth and secure purchase experience managed in collaboration with Spark Technologies, JS Bank’s authorized retail partner. The offer excludes walk-in purchases and third-party financing, focusing solely on JS Bank credit card holders who book through official channels.

Among the eligible smartphones under this offer are high-end models like the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, available in 12 GB RAM and 512 GB storage, with colors including Black, White, and Grey. Priced at PKR 492,000, customers can opt to pay in six monthly installments of PKR 77,000 or stretch payments over twelve months at PKR 38,500 each, all without any markup. Similarly, the Galaxy S23+ with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage in Mint color is offered at PKR 362,000, with monthly installment options of PKR 56,000 for six months or PKR 28,500 for twelve months.

For mid-range buyers, Samsung’s popular Galaxy A series is also featured in this plan. The Galaxy A55 with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage is priced at PKR 153,000, and customers can pay PKR 24,250 monthly over six months or PKR 12,125 over twelve months. Other models like the Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A25, with multiple color variants and configurations, are also included, offering customers a wide range of choices tailored to different budgets. Even the more affordable Galaxy A15 in both 6 GB and 8 GB RAM variants is part of this scheme, priced at PKR 52,500 and PKR 60,000 respectively, with corresponding 0% markup installments.

JS Bank encourages eligible customers to contact their Call Center for booking details and availability, as the offer remains valid while stocks last. The bank advises customers to confirm pricing and device availability at the time of booking since promotional stock and pricing are subject to change depending on demand and regional supply.

This installment plan is part of JS Bank’s ongoing efforts to provide consumer-friendly financing solutions and promote digital commerce across Pakistan. By partnering with Samsung, a leading smartphone brand, and Spark Technologies, a trusted retail finance partner, JS Bank aims to enhance customer convenience and drive sales in the competitive smartphone market.

Such financial products are crucial in Pakistan’s evolving fintech landscape, enabling consumers to access high-quality devices without the burden of lump-sum payments, while promoting the use of credit cards in everyday transactions. The zero markup feature further boosts affordability, appealing especially to tech enthusiasts and young professionals seeking the latest smartphones.

For more information about the offer, customers can visit JS Bank’s official website at www.jsbl.com or reach out to the JS Bank Call Center directly. The bank’s terms and conditions apply to all purchases, ensuring transparency and regulatory compliance.

In summary, JS Bank’s zero markup installment plans on Samsung smartphones mark an important step in expanding consumer credit options and supporting Pakistan’s growing demand for premium mobile devices, making technology more accessible for a broader segment of the population.

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