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Paysys Labs and Allied Bank Partner to Expand RAAST Acquiring Services, Advancing Pakistan’s Digital Payments

  • March 26, 2025
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In a step toward Pakistan’s financial digitalization, Paysys Labs Pvt Ltd, a leading payment technology provider, has partnered with Allied Bank Limited to introduce RAAST MSP/P2M acquiring services. This collaboration aims to enhance the country’s digital payments ecosystem by offering merchants and consumers seamless, secure, and efficient transaction solutions. By enabling RAAST QR MSP/P2M payment services, the initiative is expected to boost financial inclusion, streamline cashless transactions, and support Pakistan’s growing digital economy.

With digital payments gaining momentum, this partnership marks a major advancement in Pakistan’s fintech landscape. By integrating RAAST’s QR-based payment capabilities, Allied Bank merchants will gain access to a fast, reliable, and cost-effective transaction network. The initiative seeks to reduce reliance on cash transactions while offering businesses a frictionless and convenient payment processing system. This move aligns with Pakistan’s broader goal of transitioning to a digitally empowered financial ecosystem, ensuring greater accessibility and efficiency in everyday transactions.

Paysys Labs has built a strong reputation for delivering cutting-edge payment solutions that prioritize security, reliability, and user experience. The company has been at the forefront of digital payment innovations, offering services such as digital wallets, transaction processing, and payment security enhancements. This partnership with Allied Bank further reinforces its commitment to developing next-generation financial technologies that empower businesses and consumers alike.

Expressing enthusiasm for the collaboration, Karim Jindani, CEO of Paysys Labs, highlighted the importance of innovation in driving financial inclusion and digital payment adoption. He emphasized that the integration of RAAST QR MSP/P2M services would provide merchants with a seamless and secure payment experience while contributing to the country’s broader vision of a cashless economy. Jindani reiterated that Paysys Labs remains committed to advancing Pakistan’s digital payment landscape through strategic partnerships and technology-driven solutions.

Allied Bank Limited, one of Pakistan’s leading financial institutions, has been instrumental in driving digital banking initiatives. With a well-established network and a strong focus on customer-centric services, the bank continues to expand its digital offerings. Through this partnership, Allied Bank aims to provide its merchants with a robust payment infrastructure that ensures smooth and secure transactions while fostering a culture of digital financial adoption.

As part of its digital strategy, Allied Bank has consistently invested in technological advancements that simplify banking operations for individuals and businesses. By collaborating with Paysys Labs, the bank is reinforcing its commitment to digital transformation and enhancing its position as a key player in Pakistan’s evolving financial sector.

This initiative is expected to have a far-reaching impact on the country’s financial landscape, promoting wider acceptance of digital payments and encouraging more businesses to transition toward cashless transactions. The integration of RAAST acquiring services will not only provide merchants with increased operational efficiency but also drive economic growth by fostering a secure and transparent financial ecosystem.

For more details, visit Paysys Labs and Allied Bank.

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