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JazzCash Drives Financial Inclusion with Shariah-Compliant Islamic Savings Launch

  • April 3, 2024
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JazzCash, Pakistan’s leading fintech organization, has taken a significant step towards financial inclusion with the launch of its Islamic Savings product. This Shariah-compliant solution caters to the needs of customers seeking halal financial services and offers the highest daily halal profit rates in the country.

“At JazzCash, our philosophy revolves around building products that align with our people’s needs,” stated Murtaza Ali, Head of JazzCash. “Islamic Savings addresses a critical gap that previously hindered  adoption of  fintech solutions due to religious considerations.”

This innovative product goes beyond just savings. Upon subscribing, customers receive free accidental insurance from Salaam Takaful, providing an extra layer of financial security in challenging times. Additionally, a dedicated savings wallet seamlessly integrated within the JazzCash app allows for convenient and user-friendly management of savings goals and progress tracking. Flexibility is another key feature. Customers can withdraw their funds anytime with no lock-in period while still earning competitive daily halal profits. 

The launch of Islamic Savings coincides with a crucial juncture in Pakistan’s journey towards financial inclusion.  Limited access to Shariah-compliant options has been a major barrier for many seeking to participate in the formal financial system.  

“Low financial penetration in Pakistan is partly due to religious concerns,” explained Mr. Ali. “Savings products play a vital role as entry points, empowering individuals to build financial security and stability. Through Islamic Savings, JazzCash aims to create a more resilient society by providing a platform for effective financial planning.”

By offering a secure and Shariah-compliant alternative, JazzCash is breaking down barriers and empowering more Pakistanis to embrace the benefits of digital financial services. 

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