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Neem Paymenow Secures $4M Credit Facility from DNI to Scale Ethical Earned Wage Access Across Pakistan

  • May 14, 2025
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In a significant boost to financial inclusion and ethical fintech innovation, Neem Paymenow, Pakistan’s pioneering Shariah-compliant earned wage access (EWA) platform, has secured a $4 million credit facility from DNI, its strategic investor. The funding is set to power the company’s mission of enabling salaried employees across Pakistan to access a portion of their earned wages before payday — a solution aimed at improving financial wellness and reducing dependency on harmful debt mechanisms.

The partnership with DNI represents a major milestone for Neem Paymenow as it scales operations to meet the growing demand for flexible wage access. By targeting underserved sectors such as retail, healthcare, and logistics, the platform supports frontline workers who often face cash flow issues between pay periods. Neem Paymenow’s EWA model empowers these workers by providing instant, ethical access to wages already earned, thereby mitigating the need for high-interest loans or informal borrowing.

The company’s approach is not only Shariah-compliant but also deeply rooted in financial ethics, promoting responsible lending and sustainable financial behavior. Unlike traditional lending platforms, Neem Paymenow’s offering is zero-cost for employers and provides a simple, tech-driven solution that aligns with modern workplace needs.

Speaking on the occasion, the team expressed gratitude to DNI for its continued support in their shared mission of building a financially resilient workforce. This strategic capital injection will allow Neem Paymenow to further invest in technology, partner integrations, and operational expansion to broaden its footprint in Pakistan’s rapidly evolving fintech ecosystem.

“Responsible access to earned wages is not just a convenience — it’s a necessity for millions of workers who struggle with liquidity before payday,” said the Neem Paymenow team. “We are proud to work alongside strategic partners who believe in a purpose-driven model of finance, rooted in real-world impact and ethical principles.”

As part of the broader Paymenow Group, Neem Paymenow is leveraging international expertise and local insights to tailor solutions specifically for Pakistan’s unique socio-economic context. The group’s commitment to Shariah-aligned financial services ensures that the product remains inclusive and accessible to a wide demographic, addressing a critical gap in the country’s workforce welfare infrastructure.

Employers interested in supporting their teams’ financial wellbeing without adding operational or financial burdens are encouraged to explore Neem Paymenow’s EWA model. The company emphasizes that early wage access can enhance employee satisfaction, reduce turnover, and improve workplace productivity — all while aligning with Islamic financial principles and regulatory compliance.

This development comes at a time when Pakistan’s fintech sector is witnessing a surge in innovation, particularly in areas addressing real-time financial needs and digital empowerment. Neem Paymenow’s funding announcement reinforces the growing investor confidence in purpose-driven fintech ventures that blend technology, ethics, and inclusion.

To learn more or get in touch with Neem Paymenow, employers and partners can visit: https://lnkd.in/dQSXRs9Z

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