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    Pakistan Records 8% Growth in Digital Payments in Q1 FY25, Reports SBP

    December 23, 2024Updated:December 23, 20242 Mins Read
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    Pakistan Records 8% Growth in Digital Payments in Q1 FY25: SBP
    Pakistan has witnessed a significant surge in digital payments in the first quarter of the financial year 2025 (Q1 FY25). According to a report by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), the country witnessed an 8% growth in the value of digital transactions compared to the same period last year.

    This increase has seen the increase.in trend of usage of digital payment platforms. Such practices are gaining momentum in Pakistan as well. SBP explains that the increased utilization can be contributed. to better accessibility to digital banking, mobile payment solutions, and an increased level, of awareness. of the consumer.

    This is also due to government initiatives encouraging financial inclusion and promoting technology for every day-to-day transactional activity. As online transactions. in shopping, bill payments, and even transferring money increase, Pakistan takes itself one step closer to an entirely digital economy.

    The report of the SBP further indicates that digital payments are not only benefiting the individual and business levels but also contributing to the general economic development, of the country. With this steady growth, digital payments are supposed to play a very vital role in shaping Pakistan’s financial future.

    This growth in digital transactions represents a positive direction for the country in how it is going. to handle payments, thereby, making financial services more accessible, convenient, and secure for everyone.

    In this article, focusing. on the 8% growth in digital payments, this shows, a positive. impact. that digital transformation brings to Pakistan’s financial landscape. It uses simple and clear language, thereby making content accessible to a wider audience, thereby. contributing to better readability and SEO performance.

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