JazzCash, Bank Alfalah securing funds transfer across Pakistan

TechnologyJazzCash, Bank Alfalah securing funds transfer across Pakistan

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: In an industry first move, JazzCash and Bank Alfalah are set to empower its customers to transfer funds to people’s CNIC through Alfalah Internet Banking.

The service known as ‘Pay Anyone’ will enable people across Pakistan to collect funds sent on their Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC) from JazzCash agents. The service allows Bank Alfalah customers to transfer up to Rs 50,000 monthly.JazzCash, Bank Alfalah securing funds transfer across Pakistan

Aniqa Afzal Sandhu, Chief Digital and Financial Services Officer – Jazz, “JazzCash is a pioneer in aiding customers with the financial services that meet their needs. With the launch of ‘Pay Anyone’ with Bank Alfalah, we move one step further towards our ambition to build safe, sustainable bridges between the unbanked and banked population of Pakistan.”

Mehreen Ahmed, Group Head Retail Banking – Bank Alfalah said “Bank Alfalah takes pride in staying at the fore front, when it comes to technology, by offering innovative financial solutions. This partnership with JazzCash aims at enhancing access to financial services to un-banked population of the country along with safe and convenient transfer of funds from banked to un-banked consumers.”

Alfalah Customers will log into Alfalah Internet Banking and click on ‘Pay Anyone’, then enter details i.e. CNIC, mobile number and amount. Receiving side customer can then collect the cash from any JazzCash Biometric agent in Pakistan.

In the future JazzCash and Bank Alfalah will expand the service to Alfa – Bank Alfalah’s mobile app.

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