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Neem Paymenow Launches on Google Play Store with SECP Approval for Earned Wage Access

  • March 3, 2025
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Neem has taken a significant step towards enhancing financial wellness for salaried employees in Pakistan by launching its earned wage access (EWA) app, Neem Paymenow, on the Google Play Store. This development allows thousands of workers to access their earned wages instantly, eliminating the stress of waiting for payday. The app is designed to provide a seamless, secure, and responsible financial solution for both employees and businesses, reinforcing Neem’s commitment to financial empowerment.

In addition to this milestone, Neem Paymenow has also received official regulatory recognition. The Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has whitelisted the app under the earned wage access category, solidifying its position as a fully regulated and Shariah-compliant financial service. This approval highlights Neem’s dedication to adhering to financial regulations while providing businesses with a trustworthy tool to enhance employee well-being.

With the launch of Neem Paymenow, employees can now withdraw their earned wages at any time, directly from their mobile devices, without having to wait for the traditional end-of-month salary cycle. The app also features transparent withdrawal limits and built-in financial education resources, ensuring responsible usage. By offering instant financial relief, Neem aims to ease financial strain for workers, particularly in industries where employees often struggle with unexpected expenses between pay periods.

For businesses, Neem Paymenow presents a cost-free opportunity to improve employee satisfaction, retention, and productivity. The app removes operational burdens associated with salary advances while enabling companies to support their workforce’s financial health. Several leading Pakistani companies, including TCS, Sana Safinaz, Union Fabrics, and Wackenhut, have already integrated Neem Paymenow as an employee benefit, recognizing its potential to drive workforce stability and engagement.

Neem’s expansion strategy focuses on essential industries such as retail, healthcare, security, manufacturing, and logistics—sectors where employees frequently face financial challenges with limited access to formal financial tools. By making earned wage access more widely available, Neem is working to bridge financial gaps and provide workers with the flexibility they need to manage their expenses efficiently. With its recent regulatory approval and growing adoption among top employers, Neem Paymenow is poised to redefine financial wellness in Pakistan. Businesses looking to offer their employees greater financial control and stability can explore this initiative at no cost, further reinforcing the importance of responsible financial solutions in today’s workforce.

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