PakistanPay is a strategic RegTech program providing cross-border regulatory consultancy. We empower Pakistani banks to offer and receive Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) with international member banks on a one-to-one basis, unlocking domestic settlement privileges globally.
Over $2B Facilitated Annually
By orchestrating reciprocal infrastructure sharing, we empower member banks to bypass foreign licenses and hard-currency intermediaries, offering seamless BaaS to their retail and SME clients.
Global Remittances
Equip your bank to route remittances instantly using local domestic rails. Bypass traditional SWIFT friction to offer your customers faster, more cost-effective cross-border transfers.
Onshore Wallets
Allow your retail and corporate customers to open fully functioning onshore digital wallets in partner jurisdictions, maintaining hard currency reserves via your institution.
Native Payments
Provide your clients with native foreign payment capabilities directly from your banking app. Enable inbound merchant collections and outbound consumer spending natively.
The massive outflow of human capital—over 727,000 workers and 100,000 students annually—represents a profound shift in how Pakistan connects to the world. Our syndicate model ensures domestic banks retain the economic value of these outflows.
Keep transaction revenue and economic multipliers within domestic member banks instead of surrendering them to foreign payment processors.
Enable domestic banks to offer students and workers native-level financial tools abroad, transforming 'Brain Drain' into 'Brain Circulation'.
"A team with diverse backgrounds in finance, compliance, technology, and government relations, united to address major economical issues through an innovative Bank-to-Bank framework."
Common questions from Demanding and Supplier Member Banks.
The DLC model operates on an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) basis. The Demanding Bank is not "banking" in the host country traditionally; you leverage the Supplier Bank’s domestic license and rails. The Supplier Bank acts as the regulated gateway while you maintain ownership of the current account.
In the DLC model, member banks hold Hard Currency (USD/EUR) reserves. The demanding bank only converts to local currency to settle exact amounts during a T+1 window, optimizing the trade rate without holding volatile local currency long-term.
No. PakistanPay is a RegTech program that provides a regulatory framework and technical middleware for domestic rail access using ISO 20022 standards. We use existing regulated banking rails, not blockchain or decentralized finance.