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KICT, Standard Chartered, and Haball Launch 24/7 Digital Payment Solution

  • December 20, 2024
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Hutchison Ports Karachi International Container Terminal (KICT) has collaborated with Standard Chartered Bank Pakistan and Haball to introduce an advanced digital payment solution. This cutting-edge initiative aims to streamline and automate payment processes, enhancing efficiency and security for KICT’s clients.

The new platform integrates real-time API-driven reporting and account rationalization, positioning Standard Chartered as one of KICT’s core banking partners. The collaboration also marks a significant step forward in KICT’s digital journey, complementing its Online Trade Portal, which was launched in 2023 to simplify cargo clearance processes at Karachi Port.

The agreement was formalized during a signing ceremony attended by CEO & Head of Coverage at Standard Chartered Pakistan Rehan Shaikh, CEO of Hutchison Ports KICT Alvin Chow, and CEO of Haball Omer Ahsan.

Rehan Shaikh, representing Standard Chartered, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing the bank’s commitment to innovation and tailored client solutions. “At Standard Chartered Pakistan, innovation is a cornerstone of our strategy as we continually invest in advancing our digital capabilities. By combining in-house expertise with strategic partnerships, we aim to deliver tailored solutions that empower our clients and drive efficiency. This collaboration reflects our commitment to enhancing liquidity management and streamlining collection processes, ultimately creating value for our clients and fostering growth for Pakistan’s financial ecosystem,” Shaikh stated.

KICT CEO Alvin Chow highlighted the terminal’s legacy and dedication to improving customer experiences. “KICT has been Pakistan’s trade gateway for the past 25 years, and we are proud to take another meaningful step in enhancing our customer experience. Through our online trade portal, and with the support of our partners Standard Chartered and Haball, this new 24/7 digital payment solution makes payments simpler and more accessible anytime, anywhere,” Chow said.

Omer Ahsan, CEO of Haball, underscored the transformative potential of the partnership in driving Pakistan’s digital economy forward. “This partnership aligns with our mission to empower businesses through innovative and efficient financial solutions. In collaboration with KICT and Standard Chartered, we are driving the advancement of the digital economy and enhancing efficiency within the trade value chain, enabling seamless, uninterrupted, and secure financial operations,” Ahsan remarked.

The newly integrated payment platform is designed to provide KICT customers with a seamless experience, allowing for 24/7 direct payments. This innovation not only ensures round-the-clock accessibility but also reduces manual processes, thus minimizing errors and enhancing operational efficiency.

This partnership is expected to set a precedent for the broader adoption of digital payment systems across Pakistan’s trade and logistics sectors, showcasing how strategic collaborations can foster technological advancement and economic growth. By leveraging cutting-edge solutions and fostering partnerships, KICT, Standard Chartered, and Haball are poised to revolutionize payment processes, reinforcing Pakistan’s position in the global trade network.

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