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Easypaisa Triumphs at Dragons of Pakistan 2025 with Multiple Wins

  • August 18, 2025
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‘Easypaisa digital bank has once again proven its dominance in Pakistan’s financial technology landscape by winning big at the prestigious Dragons of Pakistan 2025 awards. The platform secured two Gold awards and one Bronze, solidifying its reputation as a pioneer in redefining digital banking and customer engagement through impactful campaigns.

This year, easypaisa’s Donations campaign won Gold in the Integrated Marketing category, showcasing the brand’s ability to design campaigns that merge creativity with social impact. The digital bank also earned another Gold in the Product Launch or Relaunch category, while its easycash campaign bagged Bronze in the Influencer and Content Creation category. These accolades highlight how easypaisa continues to use innovative storytelling and customer-focused strategies to expand its influence in the fast-growing digital finance sector.

The Dragons of Pakistan is recognized as one of the most respected platforms that celebrate effective and creative marketing communications across industries. Winning multiple honors at this year’s event is a testament to how easypaisa is reshaping digital financial services in Pakistan, blending financial access with campaigns that resonate deeply with diverse audiences.

Speaking about the recognition, Farhan Hassan, Chief Digital Officer at easypaisa digital bank, said the achievement reflects the brand’s mission of democratizing financial services in Pakistan. He noted that marketing plays a crucial role in ensuring innovation reaches the masses and that the awards prove how the bank’s campaigns successfully connect with users across multiple segments. According to him, the recognition validates the brand’s strategy of aligning creativity with impact-driven financial services.

Adding her perspective, Rifah Qadri, Executive Director of Marketing & Corporate Communications at easypaisa digital bank, highlighted that the wins represent more than campaign success—they symbolize a shift in how digital banking is perceived. She emphasized that easypaisa’s approach to marketing simplifies complex financial solutions, making them intuitive and user-friendly. Qadri credited the bank’s customers, agency partners, and in-house teams for bringing the vision to life and reaffirmed the company’s commitment to building initiatives that connect meaningfully with users while driving financial inclusion.

These wins follow a series of international recognitions for easypaisa, including global appreciation for campaigns such as the Audio Nikhanama. The consistent achievements reinforce the brand’s standing as a key innovator that leverages technology to drive financial empowerment, social impact, and accessibility.

Easypaisa’s rapid growth has already set new benchmarks in Pakistan’s digital banking sector. With a customer base representing one in every five adults in the country, 31 percent female participation, and over 2.7 billion transactions recorded in 2024 worth PKR 9.5 trillion, equivalent to almost 9 percent of Pakistan’s GDP, the platform demonstrates how technology can transform financial ecosystems at scale.

By winning multiple awards at Dragons of Pakistan 2025, easypaisa not only celebrates a milestone in its journey but also cements its role as a leader in digital finance. With innovation at its core and inclusivity as its mission, the brand continues to set standards for the future of financial services in Pakistan.

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