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BankIslami Pioneers QR Merchant Payment via Raast Rail, Boosting Pakistan’s Economy

  • June 9, 2023
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BankIslami, a leading bank in Pakistan, is making strides in connecting consumers and revolutionizing digital payments with its groundbreaking QR Merchant Payment solution. Powered by the State Bank of Pakistan’s (SBP) RAAST initiative, this innovative QR Code-based solution aims to streamline payment collection processes and contribute to the growth of Pakistan’s economy.

The introduction of this solution marks a significant step forward in the adoption of digital payment methods, particularly for small and medium-sized merchants who can easily integrate this system into their operations. The seamless implementation of QR Merchant Payment holds great promise for transforming the payment landscape in Pakistan.

Taaza Mall, a prominent merchant, was among the first to embrace this cutting-edge payment solution. Rizwan Ata, the distribution head at BankIslami, had the opportunity to witness the journey of this initiative firsthand. He expressed his astonishment at the smooth and efficient process, which has the potential to unlock the doors of digital payments for businesses across the country.

The convenience and simplicity of the QR Merchant Payment solution are attracting more merchants to join the platform. It is becoming increasingly regarded as the digital thumb impression for brands, signifying their commitment to embracing innovative payment technologies.

By leveraging the power of QR codes and the support of the SBP’s RAAST initiative, BankIslami is driving the digital transformation of payment systems in Pakistan. This move is expected to enhance financial inclusion, facilitate secure transactions, and promote a cashless economy. The widespread adoption of digital payments can contribute to increased transparency, efficiency, and economic growth.

BankIslami’s pioneering efforts in introducing the QR Merchant Payment solution are aligned with the broader goals of the SBP and the government of Pakistan to promote financial technology and digitization. This initiative not only offers a convenient payment option for consumers but also supports merchants in expanding their businesses and accessing a larger customer base.

As more merchants embrace the QR Merchant Payment solution, Pakistan’s economy stands to benefit from reduced reliance on cash transactions, improved financial accessibility, and increased participation in the digital economy. BankIslami’s commitment to innovation and its partnership with the SBP’s RAAST initiative are driving the nation towards a future where digital payments are the norm, fostering economic growth and prosperity.

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