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Walee Financial Services Launches Pakistan’s First Islamic Nano-Finance Product

  • November 1, 2024
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Walee Financial Services has made a significant stride in Pakistan’s financial landscape by launching the country’s first Islamic nano-financing product. The product, offered under the Hakeem brand, provides interest-free (riba-free) financing to individuals through a unique commodity-based trade structure.

This innovative approach aligns with Islamic principles and aims to promote financial inclusion and economic growth. By offering Shariah-compliant financial solutions, Walee Financial Services is contributing to the government’s goal of transitioning to a riba-free economy.

Dr. Rashid Mansoor, Head of Shariah at Walee Financial Services, emphasized the importance of achieving true Shariah compliance in the development of this product. The company’s commitment to ethical financing is rooted in Islamic principles and supported by a team of Shariah scholars.

Walee Financial Services, a subsidiary of Walee Technologies, is a leading fintech company in Pakistan. With a strong focus on Islamic finance, the company aims to provide accessible and affordable financial solutions to individuals and small businesses. By leveraging technology and adhering to Islamic principles, Walee Financial Services is empowering communities and contributing to the country’s economic development.

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