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Ghar Par Partners With SimSim for Financial Inclusion of Women

  • September 27, 2018
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Women empowerment is not complete without the financial inclusion of women. In Pakistan, it is becoming important to enable women to be able to have access to fund transfers and banks.

Ghar Par is an at home professional beauty service business that is committed to empowering women and transferring the lives of their female workforce. In order to do so, they have been quick to embrace the digital-financial revolution.

Char Par currently has 40 female beauticians working with them that provide door-to-door services. Recently, they have collaborated with SimSim a mobile account to propel a transformation in the lives of the women who work for the startup.

According to a local newspaper, SimSim is the first bank account ever held by these women. Furthermore, this has enabled them to spend that valuable time and money more productively.

The CEO of the company speaking on the occasion said, “Joining forces with Pakistan’s first digital one-minute current account has created new avenues for our employees, while streamlining our internal operations manifold. Not only has it become super swift to disburse their daily earnings with ease, but now they have access to instant transactions, secure payments and a savings account of their own which they couldn’t fathom in the past.”

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