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OneZapp Receives SBP Approval to Begin Commercial Operations as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI)

  • November 18, 2024
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OneZapp, a subsidiary of Systems Limited, has officially received approval from the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to commence commercial operations as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI). This significant milestone is a major step forward in OneZapp’s mission to transform digital payments and drive financial inclusion across Pakistan.

With the SBP’s approval, OneZapp is now authorized to offer a range of digital financial services, including innovative wallet accounts for individuals, agents, and merchants. The platform aims to provide secure, seamless, and accessible digital payment solutions to underserved communities, enabling millions of Pakistanis to actively engage in the growing digital economy.

Empowering Financial Inclusion

At the heart of this achievement is OneZapp’s commitment to empowering financial inclusion. By enabling easy access to digital wallets, the company plans to offer a secure and user-friendly platform that will bridge the gap for Pakistan’s unbanked and underbanked populations. OneZapp’s digital payment solutions are designed to cater to a wide array of users, from individual consumers to small businesses and agents, allowing them to easily send, receive, and manage digital payments.

In a country where a large proportion of the population still lacks access to traditional banking services, OneZapp aims to fill the gap by offering accessible and affordable financial tools that can bring millions of people into the formal economy. By leveraging cutting-edge technology, the company is paving the way for a future where digital transactions are safe, efficient, and inclusive.

The approval from SBP represents not just regulatory recognition but also a promise to continue innovating and expanding Pakistan’s digital payments ecosystem. OneZapp is poised to play a crucial role in shaping the future of financial services in Pakistan, helping drive the adoption of digital wallets and payments among individuals, businesses, and agents across the country.

As the platform evolves, OneZapp plans to continue developing new features, tools, and services aimed at enhancing user experience, improving financial accessibility, and contributing to the overall growth of the digital economy.

With the launch of OneZapp as an EMI, they reaffirm their role as a key player in driving digital transformation in Pakistan. As the country embraces the future of finance, OneZapp stands ready to lead the charge in promoting secure, seamless, and inclusive digital payments.

Stay tuned for more updates as OneZapp takes the next step in financial inclusion and empowering the digital economy in Pakistan.

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