A pilot launch is currently underway as approved by the State Bank of Pakistan. DESIGN: FAIZAN DAWOOD
The two companies have been working extensively to develop a branchless ecosystem which will offer a range of customised products and services tailored to suit the evolving needs of various stakeholders, said the release.
“We will continue to explore joint efforts in order to provide innovative, technology driven value-additional propositions that increase access to financial services and hence reduce the gap between the ‘banked’ and ‘yet-to-be-banked’ in Pakistan,” said Bank Alfalah CEO Atif Bajwa.
Warid Telecom CEO Muneer Farooqui said: “The future of the telecom industry in Pakistan lies in providing technological solutions that cater to a wide range of customer requirements which are not necessarily linked to communication only. The synergistic relationship between Warid Telecom and Bank Alfalah is a natural fit and the launch of Mobile Financial Services is another step in the right direction, where we look forward to using our collective resources and experience to provide further convenience to the Pakistani consumer.”
Published in The Express Tribune, January 29th, 2013.
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Definitely agree with you Nabeel ........ It's been so may years that this bank is doing business and still nothing with online banking ....... All you have to do is either deal by going to the branch or through telephone ........ which is a surprise as most of small banks are giving the online banking facility in Pakistan ............ Strange
Of all the major banks in Pakistan, I have found Bank Alfalah to be the most "customer-unfriendly". They opened up like a big bloom but than failed to meet up the expectations. Their systems are often down, long queues, unfriendly customer relations officers and the highest charging rate of 'cheap' facilities like online banking, mobile banking and ATM transfers.