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Zindigi Recognized As Best Banking-As-A-Service Provider At Finovate Awards 2025

  • October 9, 2025
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Zindigi, powered by JS Bank, received international recognition after being named the “Best Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) Provider” at the Finovate Awards 2025 held in the UK. The award acknowledges Zindigi’s contributions to advancing financial technology and represents a major milestone for Pakistan’s growing fintech ecosystem on the global stage. The accolade reinforces how Pakistan’s financial sector is transitioning toward open banking and digital enablement, positioning local innovation alongside international fintech leaders.

Banking-as-a-Service under Zindigi allows non-banking enterprises to integrate financial services directly into their platforms using secure APIs. This digital infrastructure empowers businesses to provide customers with seamless financial tools such as digital accounts, instant payments, debit cards, and micro-lending solutions. By offering this level of access, Zindigi is not only reshaping the way financial services are delivered but also enabling businesses of all sizes—from startups to established enterprises—to operate more efficiently and serve their audiences more effectively.

Pakistan, with more than 100 million unbanked and underbanked citizens, faces an ongoing challenge of broadening financial inclusion. Through BaaS, Zindigi aims to reduce these gaps by equipping companies to deliver financial products that meet customers where they already are—within their preferred platforms and services. This approach allows businesses across sectors, including telecommunications, ride-hailing, payments, and e-commerce, to function like fintech companies without building complex infrastructure from scratch. As a result, individuals gain access to affordable and personalized financial solutions, while companies can open new revenue streams and build stronger customer loyalty.

Faisal Khalid, Chief Product Officer at Zindigi, stated that the company’s vision is to position itself as one of Pakistan’s most impactful digital enterprises. He highlighted that this recognition at the Finovate Awards demonstrates the global validation of Zindigi’s work in building a dynamic and inclusive digital finance ecosystem. The platform, he noted, continues to empower startups, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and digital service providers, serving as a technological and financial backbone that fuels innovation and competition across industries.

Zindigi’s ongoing partnerships across multiple sectors reflect how BaaS can transform economic participation in emerging markets like Pakistan. Its success at Finovate underscores that the country’s fintech advancements are gaining recognition beyond local borders, with international acknowledgment of the innovation driving Pakistan’s transition to a digital-first economy. Through continuous investment in technology, collaboration, and product design, Zindigi continues to demonstrate how strategic use of BaaS can support inclusive growth and enable a more connected, financially empowered population.

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